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The piece I think is too small for the following, but if you print something larger then, as I found out by chance, using a .8mm nozzle instead of .4mm can really help
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neotko 1,417
Hi and welcome.
That's some hard overhangs, not only they are hard to do but also the print area it's too small.
I would
a) Print more than one at the same time, or add towers so each part can colddown before the next layer it's printed on top of it.
b) Set fans as high as possible
c) Change the design to 3 parts, base, front, back, glue it.
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The piece I think is too small for the following, but if you print something larger then, as I found out by chance, using a .8mm nozzle instead of .4mm can really help
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