Yea i was thinking about making my own support but how? should i use solidworks or autocad and add like triangle supports or like you said double walls beneath my design or is there a way to import my own, i see the import option in Simplify3D but no idea where to begin
Okay so after reading all the suggestions, here are all my settings with the changes mentioned. Please let me know if you see anything i can do different.
OKay checked this possiblity but i dont think its the issue, game em all a nice tighten though. The ultimaker robot did fairly well but a little drooping on the bottom below the body
The simplest way would be to open it in solidworks or even blender and add a box 0.8 mm wide along the length, intersecting the model. I use Rhino for my modeling and it’s about 3 clicks of work there. Just add some geometry that you can cut off later to hold it down. Also, Cura has a very good line support
The temp should be between 190 and 210 for pla, if you’re printing slow, go for a lower temperature.
The infill overlap I was referring to was the infill and walls not touching and therefore giving you a bad part with no structure. I you use this feature at 60% it will give a better result since the infill will overlap the outside shell more and be more structurally sound.
It was really a result of all the suggestions above haha, I just had to turn up the heat, slow it down a bit, add more layers to shells, a few other things and im pretty happy with my results now, also just printed a new fan duct and installed with a breeze
