For any complex geometries or thin features there are not a lot of issues with it warping long as there is sufficient support. An area that can see some warping is for very large thick parts (like full build area cross sections, that other DLP printers can’t even do because of delamination forces), this can be compensated for by adjusting the exposure settings to help reduce shrinking stresses inside of the material.
That's cool. How does Origin printer handle weird geometry that would typically warp resin prints when it is being cured?
For any complex geometries or thin features there are not a lot of issues with it warping long as there is sufficient support. An area that can see some warping is for very large thick parts (like full build area cross sections, that other DLP printers can’t even do because of delamination forces), this can be compensated for by adjusting the exposure settings to help reduce shrinking stresses inside of the material.