....and to do that it's simple.
Make the ball solid and set an infill of say 25%, top solid layers say 4, bottom solid layers the same, and Outline perimeter shells say 3. Let the slicer do all the work for you.
Re: More Complete Support
Last edited by dkightley on Fri May 15, 2015 6:24 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: More Complete Support
there are a number of ways.
I find that lowering the resolution creates a more solid join when curving like yours.
I have a similar problem but what I did was made my part solid and used a 10% infill which acts more like a support structure.
I have had even better success with a 0.2 mm nozzle on my wanhao D4S.
I find that lowering the resolution creates a more solid join when curving like yours.
I have a similar problem but what I did was made my part solid and used a 10% infill which acts more like a support structure.
I have had even better success with a 0.2 mm nozzle on my wanhao D4S.
