#Lines in print and support issues?

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thorny capeBOT
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Based on the information provided, I can give you a few suggestions to improve your print:

  1. Support Interface: You mentioned that the support interface is rough. To smoothen it, you can try increasing the support interface density or using a higher support density preset if your slicer software offers such options. This will provide stronger and more stable support.

  2. Open lines in the print: If you're experiencing gaps or open lines in certain areas, it may be due to under-extrusion or incorrect slicing settings. First, ensure that your filament is properly loaded and feeding consistently. Then, check your slicer settings, specifically the layer height, extrusion amount, and printing speed. Adjusting these settings may help improve the print quality.

Additionally, consider using a higher infill percentage, especially if the object requires more structural strength. A 0% infill can result in a less robust print, and increasing the infill percentage can help fill any gaps or we...

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thorny capeBOT
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junior ore
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Why do these help posts get closed so quickly? I am still looking for help.