I forgot to add that you can change the support settings under Expert -> Open expert settings if you want to experiment with a more dense support.
But I still think that for that particular model a different orientation would give you better results.
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I had a look at the pictures in your gallery and that looks pretty typical for the surface under supports. The thing is that you can't print the support too close and too densely to the actual object because then it would be impossible to remove. So to avoid that it is printed a small distance away from the object and then the first layer of the actual object is printed almost in mid air and allowed to rest lightly on the support.
But, looking at your object it seems you've made it hard for yourself. What does the back of it look like? It seems like it's flat? If so, simply rotate the model around so that the opening is facing up, that way you don't need any support. It could also be possible to print your object standing up on its side. But it's hard to make recommendations without knowing exactly what your model looks like.
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