@cvrana … Is Phrozen in service yet for general use? Your earlier post suggests training is not yet available, nor are all the technical problems resolved.
@photomancer is correct, and I have two more thoughts for you.
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Curling. Suggest you consider how to prevent your part from “potato chipping” during curing. Large, thin resin parts tend to curl up. If your design can tolerate it, I suggest you put ribs onto it to reduce the curling. I have used a combination of ribs and flat “weights” (like a small piece of 1/4" metal), but if you use “weights” you may be blocking the UV curing. Also, you may have difficulty getting it off the platform.
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Volunteer. It takes an enormous amount of effort to put together training. You might volunteer to develop the training material. I’m sure the extra help would be appreciated and it would get the machine in service sooner. (I speak from personal experience on the Elegoo printers here.)