gwcrook
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Infill

I have been trying to get the infill to be 100%. I need the weight to keep the item upright. I have attached the factory file. The Bottom process should have 100% infill but it instead does not fill in the entire are.
PS - I know the Bottom1 process does not process the entire cone. The cylinder with the tabs is supposed to be basically hollow with 5% support material to support the top of the cylinder.

Thanks
Gerry
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Rebekah_harper
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Re: Infill

hiya,

this was not designed as a solid base. having said that I can see what you did there filling it with support material.

I am not sure what you were trying to do with the start stop function. as you were missing parts out.

so I gave it a guess and created my interpretation of what I think you were looking for.
I added some dense layers to the top half of the support structure. I don't think you would have gotten a top layer on what you had.

hope this is what you were looking for

if i managed to get it right and you want to know more of what I did. please send me a message and I'll be happy to explain.

Becky
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dkightley
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Re: Infill

Do you get what you're wanting if you use the Separate Connected Surfaces option on the Mesh dropdown menu????

The model as it is appears to have a large void inside it...which is why you get support instead of infill. Separating the meshes out, the slicer then merges them back together into a solid object.....and you get infill instead of support!
Doug Kightley
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