if the first layers are quit similar you can use a post-processing script :Â
https://github.com/5axes/Cura-Postprocessing-Scripts/blob/master/MultiBrim.py
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Edited by Cuqif the first layers are quit similar you can use a post-processing script :Â
https://github.com/5axes/Cura-Postprocessing-Scripts/blob/master/MultiBrim.py
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Edited by CuqIf you add a support blocker and scale it to say, .4 thick, and set it to print as a normal model, then you can place it adjacent to your real model so that it become part of the real model. If you were to scale the X and Y large enough you could make your own raft and then place your model on top of it.
You could load the "Tab Anti-Warping" plugin from the MarketPlace and play around with that as well. The anti-warp tabs are round and are commonly called Elephant Ears. Â
I think you will need to design a custom support brim and add it to the model.
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This photo shows a 1mm custom brim. You see the chamfer I added at the part line to make it easier to trim off. The chamfer is .4mm thick at the bottom of the chamfer so it has a bit more strength. It worked well. If you do something like that you can cover both problem holes.
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nallath 1,117
There isn't really an option for that. You could try to play around with a raft.
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