Hello,
I have a problem with the underside of my part that I'm printing. The filament at a certain point in the print tends to not stick and droop which causes the underside of my print to look stringy. I have attached a image. I see there is a bridging option and wanted to know would I have to lower this to get the layers to stick. I'm running my nozzle temp at 230 degrees with 0.2 resolution.
Thanks
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arkofthecovenant
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How to solve filament droop
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- Underside of my part where filament is drooping.
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CompoundCarl
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Re: How to solve filament droop
Printing at a lower layer height will help with overhang performance and keeping the layers bonded together. Based on your picture, I would NOT recommend using the bridging stuff, as that likely won't help with a part like yours.
You may also have to add some support structures if a lower layer height doesn't solve it.
You may also have to add some support structures if a lower layer height doesn't solve it.
