1 Topic by dubbsd (edited by dubbsd 2019-04-14 14:17:13)

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Topic: Semplify 3d question

which is best to use prime pillar or ooze shield.
I am printing PETG with a dual extruder.

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Re: Semplify 3d question

Depends on the print but I typically prefer prime pillar.  I usually set my pillar 10mm square far out in a corner.  This works well if your non print travel speeds are at least 80mm/sec.

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Re: Semplify 3d question

and it is sImplify3D not semplify.

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Re: Semplify 3d question

Heartless
Keep your grammar check to yourself!!

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