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First UM3 print, almost perfect. What happen?

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Brand new to 3d printing and tested with the robot. Notice the feet are missing. Any ideas what happen here? I used the mobile app to select the sample.

Ultimaker 3 with Ultimaker PLA (did not select PVA supports).

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    Aha! Yes I now realize it pretty cleanly tears out thanks! Fist noob mistake yay.

     

    So now I am super impressed with the print and my investment so far. Off to play more...

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    You have support turned on.  You don't need it on this part.  More importantly you don't *want* it on this part.

    Quick question about not turning on supports. How would it have printed the fingers on the hands?

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    Posted · First UM3 print, almost perfect. What happen?

    Aha! Yes I now realize it pretty cleanly tears out thanks! Fist noob mistake yay.

     

    So now I am super impressed with the print and my investment so far. Off to play more...

     

    Glad to hear :). Reach out to this forum for more questions, there's a lot to be learned!

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