Optimal Supports?

[latent steppe]

heres the current support settings

[ashen jacinth]

fellow rookie here, and i use a FDM printer rather then resin, but have you tried using "tree" supports for it and see if it needs stuff/time?

[latent steppe]

ah, that prompts the question.. tree supports?

[ashen jacinth]

hmm, your version of cura is differnt then mine, but undr "support structure" you can change "normal" to "tree", it might be that resin printers cannot do that?

[latent steppe]

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spose i'll play around with that to see what i get

tysm!

[ashen jacinth]

have you also done an overhang test to dial in how much you can get away with on angle?

[latent steppe]

I have not, only two test prints i've done are the toaster & boat

should... probably do that lmfao

[ashen jacinth]

you can find something like this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1564848
on things and work out how far you can push your supports.

[latent steppe]

Ohhhhhh okok! thank you so much!

[ashen jacinth]

again, rookie too my self so take any advice with a grain of salt. i'd also say if its a large/long print it give your print wiggle room on angles, as in not pushing it as far as you can

❤️

[latent steppe]

[neat condor]

I think he is using creality slicer

[ashen jacinth]

ahh. fair, i had used an older verson of cura that looked /sorta/ simlaur. ty ❤️