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I'm facing several support issues in attached .stl, which is a real-world example of which I'm not sure deserve a separate topic or not. Please forgive me if this comes accross as rude, I just think the .stl is a good starting point for support improvement discussions.
To start, the design definately needs PR #3379 to create support that is both detachable and make the overhang stick to the interface layers while printing first top layer of the overhanging foot.
Secondly, it needs a multiple of twice the support extrusion width to not stick to the object (issue #1539, hard coded in SupportMaterial.pm @clip_with_object for now)
Third, for some reason I don't understand, the support height/width varies a lot over Z (in gcode preview at least, but the print shows these difference as well to some degree) if I set support material extrusion width to 120% (relative to auto default extrusion width). Using 'default' makes the support nearly unbreakable (using ABS). Setting it to a fixed (mm) value doesn't change this behaviour.
Fourth, allmost all support layers are printed with F3600, but only a few with F2000, which I also don't get and unnecessarily delay print time?
Sceenshot of the uneven support layer distribution:
Version
slic3r-1.3.0-dev-1d97698-linux-x64
Operating system type + version
Ubuntu Zesty
Behavior
I'm facing several support issues in attached .stl, which is a real-world example of which I'm not sure deserve a separate topic or not. Please forgive me if this comes accross as rude, I just think the .stl is a good starting point for support improvement discussions.
To start, the design definately needs PR #3379 to create support that is both detachable and make the overhang stick to the interface layers while printing first top layer of the overhanging foot.
Secondly, it needs a multiple of twice the support extrusion width to not stick to the object (issue #1539, hard coded in SupportMaterial.pm @clip_with_object for now)
Third, for some reason I don't understand, the support height/width varies a lot over Z (in gcode preview at least, but the print shows these difference as well to some degree) if I set support material extrusion width to 120% (relative to auto default extrusion width). Using 'default' makes the support nearly unbreakable (using ABS). Setting it to a fixed (mm) value doesn't change this behaviour.
Fourth, allmost all support layers are printed with F3600, but only a few with F2000, which I also don't get and unnecessarily delay print time?
Sceenshot of the uneven support layer distribution:
Example stl showing the above issues
GymHook.zip
Used config
config.ini.zip
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