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Some problems about overhanging and accuracy of ultimaker 2
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· Some problems about overhanging and accuracy of ultimaker 2
This is an interesting model! Does the model have that pattern in it? All those triangular holes?
This is a difficult pattern to print in the air. I suggest you change the cad model a bit such that you print only the horizontal lines from left to right on a few layers (in other words make those "beams" thicker towards the center of the part by .5mm). This will provide a support structure to print the final patter on top of.
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This is an interesting model! Does the model have that pattern in it? All those triangular holes?
This is a difficult pattern to print in the air. I suggest you change the cad model a bit such that you print only the horizontal lines from left to right on a few layers (in other words make those "beams" thicker towards the center of the part by .5mm). This will provide a support structure to print the final patter on top of.
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