It's suppose to be 3 solid layer, but it starts with one bridge layer an then two solid layers.
It happens on all models I try that I use support on.
Not wanted bridge layer
Anyone know why the first layer on top of support becomes a bridge layer?
It's suppose to be 3 solid layer, but it starts with one bridge layer an then two solid layers.
It happens on all models I try that I use support on.
It's suppose to be 3 solid layer, but it starts with one bridge layer an then two solid layers.
It happens on all models I try that I use support on.
Re: Not wanted bridge layer
A bridging layer is a solid layer.....but laid down in a way that reduces or eliminates any sagging because its laid down mainly over fresh air.
So you ARE getting three top solid layers.
If the first layer was not put down as a bridging layer, you'd probably have to specify 4 or 5 top layers to guarantee a good top surface.
So you ARE getting three top solid layers.
If the first layer was not put down as a bridging layer, you'd probably have to specify 4 or 5 top layers to guarantee a good top surface.
Doug Kightley
Volunteer at the National Tramway Museum http://www.tramway.co.uk
Railway modeller and webmaster at http://www.talkingtgauge.net
Volunteer at the National Tramway Museum http://www.tramway.co.uk
Railway modeller and webmaster at http://www.talkingtgauge.net
Re: Not wanted bridge layer
OK
it dosn't come apart on this small part, but on bigger parts, it dosn't get in contact with the perimeter shells and comes loos and thready. looks like shit.
it dosn't come apart on this small part, but on bigger parts, it dosn't get in contact with the perimeter shells and comes loos and thready. looks like shit.
