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Posted · How to deal with the overhangs?

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Since I had Ultimaker2, the printed stuff always has the issue of over hangs. I'm so confused how to set software to get a smooth surface? I had tried to turn down the temperature to 185, and increase the volume of fan speed to 200%.

But it seems don't work.

Here is my setting in cure.

temperature: 200-205

layer height: 0.1

print speed: 40

travel speed: 120

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    Posted · How to deal with the overhangs?

    set you travel speed higher. I normally set mine to 250mm/s

    30mm/s print speed will give you a really nice robot and you can print at 190. also printing 2 at once helps add extra cooling

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    Posted (edited) · How to deal with the overhangs?

    If you want the best posible. Get a new fan cap (there are many for um2 to improve the symmetry of the air), print as @labern said and use blue tape with the bed off.

    And if you want to go bananas, search on this forums for crossflow fan and design an adapter for um2 :)

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