It still prints great, but damn is it not that pretty anymore
And yes, it's still flat
this post was submitted on 04 Sep 2023
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I question your definition of flat.
I'm always using a plastic spatula, so mine is pristine.
No sharp protrusions that could puncture or damage the screen or vat. So I say flat.
I was never successful using a plastic spatula so I used a metal one
The trick is to include a wedge in the base of the print, then you don’t need much force. The standard base plate generated by ChiTuBox does have one already.