9 hours ago, DidierKlein said:I think if you want to do this (first question that comes to my mind is: is it worth the added time?)
The way i would choose is to design the part that will be printed in PVA like i would design a dual color model. And assign the BB core to print that part and disable the support generation.
So it would basically be some kind of big plate that would be printed in PVA to support the next stage... but really i'm not sure the effort and time it needs to print the pva part is really an improovment compared to printing just one stage?
Also regarding UM3 PVA profiles, for me they have always worked quite nicely, it's just a matter of keeping your Pva out of humidity (also the prime tower helps sometimes)
Indeed it will add unnecessary time, but also if you can pull it of cleanly you could leave the printer all weekend working and get a production of 3 days done faster, because you would only need to remove it once. Less human hours/price
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I think if you want to do this (first question that comes to my mind is: is it worth the added time?)
The way i would choose is to design the part that will be printed in PVA like i would design a dual color model. And assign the BB core to print that part and disable the support generation.
So it would basically be some kind of big plate that would be printed in PVA to support the next stage... but really i'm not sure the effort and time it needs to print the pva part is really an improovment compared to printing just one stage?
Also regarding UM3 PVA profiles, for me they have always worked quite nicely, it's just a matter of keeping your Pva out of humidity (also the prime tower helps sometimes)
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