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· [Help with support structure] Cura Settings
A picture of what it looks like would be helpful in figuring out what's going on. If I were to guess I would say that it is supporting something on the inside of the circle? In that case it can be "Support horizontal expansion" that is causing the support to poke through to the other side of the circle.
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· [Help with support structure] Cura Settings
3 hours ago, IRobertI said:
A picture of what it looks like would be helpful in figuring out what's going on. If I were to guess I would say that it is supporting something on the inside of the circle? In that case it can be "Support horizontal expansion" that is causing the support to poke through to the other side of the circle.
Hi Robert,
thanks a lot for answering so quickly.
The option I was looking for was "horizontal expansion" as you mentioned.
Thanks a lot!
This helps me to save a lot of time and support structure!
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A picture of what it looks like would be helpful in figuring out what's going on. If I were to guess I would say that it is supporting something on the inside of the circle? In that case it can be "Support horizontal expansion" that is causing the support to poke through to the other side of the circle.
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Hi Robert,
thanks a lot for answering so quickly.
The option I was looking for was "horizontal expansion" as you mentioned.
Thanks a lot!
This helps me to save a lot of time and support structure!
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