["vase mode" non closed geometry]

haha jes there quite small but 150kg each so plenty of extra! I will keep you updated

 

["vase mode" non closed geometry]

I used have a way bigger workspace then this, there the printer didn't look that big, now in this setting it's huge haha!

 

 

["vase mode" non closed geometry]

Hi!

 

That sounds like a very good plan, thickening the geometry 30 mm and later cut the two sides and I have two panels, only thing I think that will not match is the two layers on the sides of the print, I have to test it I guess. I was already looking into printing directly from Grasshopper but didn't make any progress on that yet, this sounds like an easier way out! Thanks!

 

Will post a picture of the printer later

 

["vase mode" non closed geometry]

Hi,

 

I am almost finished building a large printer with pellet extruder, output around 2kg/h. One of the first prints I am going to do are some large 1x1m panels, to save material, I want to print it in one perimeter. Layer height 8mm and width about 12 (something like that) I want to use 'vase mode' but in a different way actually. 

 

As you can see in the image, the object consists of 2 perimeters, kind of what I want, but I am thinking if there is a way to print some kind of loop at the end and start the new layer then, so the next layer moves up in the way vase mode works?

 

I am quite new to cura but till now it is the only software that doesn't crash with large files and print sizes. 

 

-Stijn