Quick question regarding things like flat surfaces and suction - I'm currently trying to print a tank STL. Now I'm aware, as this is one of the early ones I did, that I'm trying to do this in a less than optimal way - I know my best bet for the hull would be to angle it and avoid the need for faffing with hollows and drain holes entirely.
What I'm hoping I can get an opinion on is whether I'm likely to be able to compensate for both the hollowness and also the suction from the bottom of the vehicle by using holes as I have, and whether there's anything else I'm doing obviously wrong, besides the lack of angling the hull.
If need be I'll start from scratch. I also know I've also certainly gone overboard on the drain holes!
The settings would be:
0.02 layer height
8 bottom layer count
7.5s exposure
70s bottom exposure
Cheers!
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Trevor Schamber
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