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Posted · print with suport

I don't know if there is much you can do. You can try adding support through Meshmixer which uses a different technique and can analyze the model to reorient it for optimized support.

 

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    Posted · print with suport

    Maybe you have tried printing in a different orientation? Or using mesh mixer to create alternative supports? Maybe split the part in two, so that you do not require supports? Post a pic of what you are printing :)

     

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    Posted · print with suport

    If the surface isn't too complicated you can sand it but that turns the PLA white. I've never tried this next thing but people say you can reheat with a heat gun to get the color back. Better to not use support at all.

     

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    Posted · print with suport

    Thanks.

    I understand. I can't make the part with suport because the face must be smooth. So I will split in two and put some glue.

    Keep in touch.

     

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    Posted · print with suport

    Mineral oil is also good for restoring the surface finish on sanded PLA.

     

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    Posted · print with suport

    Thanks Iluminarti. I will take into account.

    Here is the part I was talking about: https://www.mediafire.com/?9wrg7o69ldf4t2r

     

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