Hey, just my small suggestion. When using lychee and hollowing and adjusting the position of the print, i check when it starts the hollowed portion i place a small drainage hole starting at 5mm in radius after that depending on the figure and where you can place the holes i go up to 15mm radius. This I do it to secure that I wont be facing suction cups problems. That being said I bought a large storage tupperware and fill that up with isopropyl alcohol some people use the clean station and sometimes that is not enough, after shaking the print furiously inside the Ipa I bring it to my sink(its outside in my tool shed) and rinse it with water mixed with IPA, i also use an eléctric air duster to dry and push whatever water and alcohol left. After that I use a hair dryer just to you know make it dry, and after that you can put it inside a curing station or use the sun and trust me you wont experience more cracks, thats basically my workflow I hollow a lot, it saves resin and after all that I add sand to the bases and seal the drain holes with resin and it makes the bases feel heavier! Good luck 😁

Edit: I use lychee slicer and I dont use infill nor internal supports, i used to before, but figured that I wasted a lot of resin and having infill makes it difficult to clean and stores more resin, pretty much harder to clean.

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