project white

[lklutts]

Question with the project white on the solus. I have done 6 grows and done nothing but stir the resin in the vat. Just had a fail. Did 3 wire balls 15mm round, 2 came out 1 didnt. Should I stir the resin before I do the project white to clean the film or just do it then add some resin. Not a lot left in the tank, so probably just flash it, clean it and put in some new resin. Just like to know what everybody else does?
Also, I bought one of the UV weed holding jars for my resin after I use it so as not to mix it with new resin. They work great, easy to stir, I filter in and filter out.

[Jewelermdt]

Just depends on how depleted your resin is. I don't stir, so as not to move any loose cured resin near were the fail occurred.

[drewbacca]

Idk what project white is, but I can tell you what I do in case of a failed print.

I empty out the resin VAT by pouring it through one of these http://www.ebay.com/itm/Car-Auto-Funnel-w-Flexible-Spout-Extension-Mesh-Screen-Strainer-Gasoline-Oil-/171099195812 back into the bottle.
Make sure you peel off any cured resin on the film
Then shake the resin bottle and pour back into VAT

[robin]

Idk what project white is, but I can tell you what I do in case of a failed print.

Project White can be used to cure up the entire build area which creates a rectangular layer that will grab all the floaters and cured parts from failed prints.

I wouldn't stir the resin after a failed print and would directly project white and then peel it off. This method is not a replacement for filtering which I recommend you should do after every run. I don't know about you, but I always have at least one model that is missing some of supports. I've found them sticking to the tank wall so filtering or projecting white wouldn't remove them.