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Please mention in your settings that you own a UM2+ as I always look there (under your icon) first even though it was right in your first post.
Also please post a photo of what you mean. Some parts are incredibly easy to remove support. Such as the shape of an umbrella in the normal orientation. Some parts are harder as you have to get inside a tiny hole and pull out large pieces of support.
I rarely use support and when I do I usually design it myself in CAD.
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Please mention in your settings that you own a UM2+ as I always look there (under your icon) first even though it was right in your first post.
Also please post a photo of what you mean. Some parts are incredibly easy to remove support. Such as the shape of an umbrella in the normal orientation. Some parts are harder as you have to get inside a tiny hole and pull out large pieces of support.
I rarely use support and when I do I usually design it myself in CAD.
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