]]>what slicer do you use ?
in slic3r, you need to go under 'print setting' tab, then on the left choose 'support material'
on the new screen on the right, check the box 'generate support material'
you can change the 'overhang threshold' .. it the angle that launch the support generator or not ( 45 = generate a support for am amgle of 45 or up) ... i choose 50you can add a 1 raft layer as it's better for the stability of the support
I use slic3r. I really wish this printer used a softer material that for support that is different from the model material. Maybe something that melts at only a little more than room temperature so I can melt it away afterwards rather than try snipping away with plyers and pretending it looks alright. lol.
]]>]]>in slic3r, you need to go under 'print setting' tab, then on the left choose 'support material'
on the new screen on the right, check the box 'generate support material'
you can change the 'overhang threshold' .. it the angle that launch the support generator or not ( 45 = generate a support for am amgle of 45 or up) ... i choose 50
you can add a 1 raft layer as it's better for the stability of the support
]]>You will definitely notice a difference when support material is turned on.
Could you give me directions on how to for sure turn support material on? I am not sure if it is as easy as clicking a check box or if I need to play around with some number values too based on the specs of the model.
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