My results look quite poor when the bridge starts in mid-air
But if the bridged material has some chance to start over the top of something else the results are near perfect (below)
Much better results with the bridging starting over the edges, also much longer bridging here and almost no sagging
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burtoogle 516
I printed that model with good results. I used a line width of 0.4mm and 10% skin overlap and, of course, the bridge settings enabled. It didn't drop any of the first bridge skin lines.
Here's the first bridge layer...
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Torgeir 280
This is very interesting, what kind of printer is this?
Using blue tape only, -in order to prevent heat from the bed destroying the first bridge level.
Great demonstration of using bridging.
Thanks
Torgeir.
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