#Nozzle hitting supports when printing from support upward — anyone experienced this with variable la

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Hello Remco,

Thank you for sharing the details of your issue. It sounds like you are experiencing collisions between the nozzle and the support structures during printing, leading to undesired outcomes like burn marks, collapsed supports, and broken parts.

Here are some suggestions to troubleshoot and potentially resolve this issue:

  1. Adjust Z-hop height: Since you have Z-hop enabled, you can try increasing the Z-hop height slightly to provide more clearance between the nozzle and the supports. Experiment with small increments to find the optimal value that reduces collisions.

  2. Fine-tune support settings: In the case of intricate models with detailed areas starting directly on top of support, consider adjusting the support settings. You might want to increase the support density or add manual supports to critical areas to provide better stability and prevent collisions.

  3. Optimize variable layer height: While variable layer height can enhance print quality, it m...

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