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Posted · support soluble en couche mince

bonjour

j'ai des soucis récurrent avec le PVA quand les supports sont trop imposants.

je ne trouve plus comment faire des supports en deux matières, c'est à dire, commencer le support dans la même matière que l'objet à imprimer et ne faire que quelques couches en PVA à l'interface.

 

merci de votre aide

 

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    Posted (edited) · support soluble en couche mince

    j'ai eu la solution.

    dans les paramètres avancées, il faut cocher "extrudeuse de l'interface de support"

     

    puis choisir extrudeuse 1 pour les supports et extrudeuse 2 pour l'interface.

     

     

    c'est simple finalement, merci @michel17

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    Posted (edited) · support soluble en couche mince

    Bonjour,

     

    J'ai également quelques soucis de façon aléatoire avec le pva malgré toutes les précautions d'usage. 

    Est ce que ta solution a résolu à 100 % tes problèmes ? 

    Avec cette méthode, le pva ne semble pas sortir de la buse avant sa passe officielle donc en cas de problème d'extrusion de pva à ce moment là, impossible de réagir et donc piece "foutue".?

    Est ce que les adhérences au plateau se font encore avec le pva avec ta solution ? 

    Peut -on définir la hauteur de couche du pva ?

     

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    Posted · support soluble en couche mince

    Salut, dans la liste des paramètres tape "interface" et tu auras tous les paramètres concernent cette option.

    Tu peux épaissir l’interface donc la hauteur. 

    Pour ce qui est de l’adhérence du plateau, je ne pense pas .

    L’interface de support permet de limité l’utilisation du pva et ce positionne entre ton support et ton objet !; )

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