Supports and gaps around holes
Are there any tricks in slicers which can help eliminating those gaps around hole on supported area?
11 Replies
metropolitan-bronze•11mo ago
have you tried increasing infill/perimiter overlap?
Although looking at your image closer up it looks like your flow rate is too low
deep-jade•11mo ago
Are there any specific flow rate config for those areas? The rest of the part are perfect in terms of flow
To make sure we are on same page - the part is upside down on photo, the problematic area is just on top of support
metropolitan-bronze•11mo ago
oh so thats bridging?
what support type are you using?
organic would be ideal for these, I think
deep-jade•11mo ago
Default from Orca
This looks like the nozzle went all the way to the inside-wall of the hole, but there was nothing underneath it, so the filament didn't stick there. Maybe try decreasing the support pattern spacing? Do you have a screenshot of the slicer what the layer below (i.e. the support layer) looks like?
This part should be printer facing down. Follow this picture for the orientation of the parts
deep-jade•11mo ago
@yathani This part printed differently for a reason: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5513555
Gold Series Rat Rig V-Core 3.1, XY joiners with clamping mod by MFBS
Improved Rat Rig V-Core 3.1 XY joiners.
Note this version of the mod is for the 3.1 upgrade of the V-Core 3 only.
The standard joiners use the bolts that act as the axles for the bearings stacks to clamp the XY joiners to the alumimium plate.
This mod also uses the cap screws that hold the aluminium extrusion into the the printed XY joiners to...
deep-jade•11mo ago
As I suspected. You need to make the dark green lines closer together. And maybe also the light green support structures below also, depending on how much sagging you get etc.
deep-jade•11mo ago
There is Top Interface Spacing option which is 0.5 by default, maybe I can try 0.2 or something (but I can make support removal more difficult too)
Yes its always a trade-off.