Nice One Doug, so all we/I have to do, is put two small objects in opposite corners of the bed, and the infill position is fixed.
That makes more sense, and it ties in with what happened to me, as I kept adding between the low airfoil and the square, ie the 2 extremes..
Thanks for your help
ian
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- Fri Feb 08, 2019 12:22 pm
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- Fri Feb 08, 2019 3:51 am
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Re: Infill offset
Hi, I have achieved what I set i set out to. ie 6 airfoils on one bed with exactly the same infill. With 5% Full honeycomb I noticed that the honeycomb grid measured 18mm between parallel sides, so varying the y position by 18mm should give me a chance of obtaining the same infill pattern. I found t...
- Wed Feb 06, 2019 2:41 pm
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Re: Infill offset
Thanks for your reply. First image shows an airfoil, which I have positioned on the grid (x153, y52), sliced using 5% infill full honeycomb. This position gives me a niclely positioned infill which will strengthen the print with very little weight overhead. Capture1.PNG In the second image I have ad...
- Tue Feb 05, 2019 2:49 pm
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Infill offset
Hi, I'm a fairly new 3d printer, and new user of Simplify3D. I am trying to print some rc autogyro blades end on, on an ender 3. Its basically a small airfoil. I have to keep the weight right down, so I'm printing with a single layer shell and 5% infill (full honeycomb). I found that by moving the p...
