Any ideas as to what I'm doing wrong?
This sphere has a ridge on it, and I've had miniatures come out with the base to be slightly offset giving a bit of a ridge.
I'm using a Halot One, lychee Slicer, and Anycubic Water Wash resin.
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That's just the foreskin.
Seriously though, if that happens on multiple prints, maybe there's something going on with the Z screw?
I've paused all the prints I've done (I've only had the printer for about a month), I'm hoping that's the issue. If not I'll definitely look into the z axis screw.
I'm not a resin expert, but that sounds pretty plausible. Good luck!