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I would like to use my two nozzles of the Ultimaker 3 extended to deliberately make a solid section and a porous looking section. In the best case the material is even porous.

 

Usually people try the opposite - make print quality better and not porous - but I would like to achieve this effect.

 

Is there a spetial setting for this? (PLA)

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    Posted · purpsoefully porous looking texture or mechanical properties

    If you use only infill and no wall thickness, you should get a porous model. But I don't know the best settings, nor best infill patterns.

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