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    If it is a surface tension issue and if you had a way of also removing saline you could, between layers, add more saline than needed and then remove it to the proper level. This would probably fix the surface tension issues relatively easily but would also increase print times significantly as the laser would spend a lot more time off waiting for the resin to come to the right level. In theory you could then print with molasses or another high surface tension liquid using this method. The easiest way to test if it is surface tension though is make two identical prints with the same printer in the same room-- once with the room temperature high and once with the temperature low. The ridges should get smaller in the high temperature case.
    Last edited by amoose136; 07-24-2015 at 01:49 PM.

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