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Add a support blocker on each side. Size and arrange them to cover just the pillars.
Select the Per Model Settings tool and then Modify Settings for Overlaps.
Using Select Settings choose Print Speed and set it to what you think will work. If will affect everything within the overlapped volume so watch the size and placement. Two small blocks is probably better than than a large one that goes all the way across and picks up both pillars.
Varying speeds mean varying nozzle pressure and extrusions. It's generally not a great idea as it can have adverse effects on some models.
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Add a support blocker on each side. Size and arrange them to cover just the pillars.
Select the Per Model Settings tool and then Modify Settings for Overlaps.
Using Select Settings choose Print Speed and set it to what you think will work. If will affect everything within the overlapped volume so watch the size and placement. Two small blocks is probably better than than a large one that goes all the way across and picks up both pillars.
Varying speeds mean varying nozzle pressure and extrusions. It's generally not a great idea as it can have adverse effects on some models.
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