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Cura, how to connect base support structures together?
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· Cura, how to connect base support structures together?
Increasing the value at 'support join distance' might help. I often set this to 10-15mm. Cura gives a warning with such values but the result is a clean, sturdy support structure that often is printed faster than the individual islands together.
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On 7/18/2022 at 3:04 AM, Dim3nsioneer said:
Increasing the value at 'support join distance' might help. I often set this to 10-15mm. Cura gives a warning with such values but the result is a clean, sturdy support structure that often is printed faster than the individual islands together.
I'll try that! Thank you.
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Increasing the value at 'support join distance' might help. I often set this to 10-15mm. Cura gives a warning with such values but the result is a clean, sturdy support structure that often is printed faster than the individual islands together.
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I'll try that! Thank you.
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