yellowshark 153
Think about whether you want a quality surface finish. "Fast speed" will not deliver and changing print speeds continually during printing will keep changing the pressure in the filament feed an give poorer quality.
Think about whether you want a quality surface finish. "Fast speed" will not deliver and changing print speeds continually during printing will keep changing the pressure in the filament feed an give poorer quality.
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tinkergnome 927
I think, the "cutting mesh" feature is intended for those use cases.
I have not used it myself yet, and I'm not sure if there are instructions somewhere to find?
Basically you create and load additional meshes, place them in the areas around the holes, mark them as "cutting mesh" and define different speed settings.
(use the "per model settings" for the latter tasks)
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ahoeben 1,948
Note that in Cura 3.2 (beta, and release) the term "Cutting mesh" is no longer used. Instead you set the Mesh Type to " Modify settings for overlap with other models ".
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