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· Partial infill taking longer than full infill?
I used LB_SPIRAL_BOT to check.
Model rotated so the bottom is down
Eraser size = 100,100,100
Eraser location = 0,0,3
Eraser cube settings - Wall Thickness = 0 and Top Bottom Thickness = 0, and Infill Density = 0.
My settings were .2 layer and .2 initial layer. I got 7:46 print time and 23.85 meters.
Without the eraser and at 10% infill it was 8:33 print time and 28.35 meters.
If you "remove" the Wall and Top/Bottom settings from the eraser - it will go to the "Infill Mesh Only" default and add additional walls inside the regular walls. That might be where the confusion is because that does add material.
That's an interesting box. I might print one up.
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I used LB_SPIRAL_BOT to check.
Model rotated so the bottom is down
Eraser size = 100,100,100
Eraser location = 0,0,3
Eraser cube settings - Wall Thickness = 0 and Top Bottom Thickness = 0, and Infill Density = 0.
My settings were .2 layer and .2 initial layer. I got 7:46 print time and 23.85 meters.
Without the eraser and at 10% infill it was 8:33 print time and 28.35 meters.
If you "remove" the Wall and Top/Bottom settings from the eraser - it will go to the "Infill Mesh Only" default and add additional walls inside the regular walls. That might be where the confusion is because that does add material.
That's an interesting box. I might print one up.
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