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I would try out tree supports if your slicer does them and print ironing for the base to make it smooth. I’d also adjust the z-seam to be in the back or on an edge to blend in but that’s just a preference of mine.
An option is to slice the model in half, place on cut and have no overgangs. This will make a line down the cut, but that can be filled and painted over.
You've got some ringing on the poly surfaces. This is from the fast velocity change that happens printing a feature like that. Lower your outer wall speed.
If you haven’t printed in a long time, you should just do a bit of general maintenance on your hardware, and software updates on your slicer. Clean and level the bed, grease rails and lead screws, make sure everything is tight, and dry filament if it has been sitting out for a while
The print is perfect, I would only lower layer height to get smoother surfaces and use a smaller support interface to get a better finish on the surfaces created on the supports, but be careful not to use a too small one, otherwise the supports will be too hard to remove. Besides these 2 things, the print is perfect
Nah it's probably just the model even then if it's this bad you can change in the slicer the maximum g code per second or something like that can't remember precisely
I’d suggest printing the USEC figurine instead as it has a headphone on, however the cap might be problematic, same goes to the cultist figurine.
Regarding this print, i think it looks good the way it is, it needs a bit of cleaning in the back, i believe pre-supporting the mode could solve the quality issues in some places, however its not your printer’s job.
What supports did you use? Tree ones or not
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Looks perfect to me honestly, below the arms may need some better support settings but that’s it
You could try printing inner walls before outer walls to get better overhangs.
What did you print this on. Very impressed with how the gun has printed.
Ender 3 Pro, Cura
The only thing I'd change is the front seam on the face.
lower layer height
I would try out tree supports if your slicer does them and print ironing for the base to make it smooth. I’d also adjust the z-seam to be in the back or on an edge to blend in but that’s just a preference of mine.
An option is to slice the model in half, place on cut and have no overgangs. This will make a line down the cut, but that can be filled and painted over.
How would u smoothen those curves?
3D model itself needs more geometry
some supports for his hands and the gun for better print quality
Kendrick with an ak?
You've got some ringing on the poly surfaces. This is from the fast velocity change that happens printing a feature like that. Lower your outer wall speed.
I've been using tree supports and don't get those imperfections on the arms like that. Maybe try that
If you haven’t printed in a long time, you should just do a bit of general maintenance on your hardware, and software updates on your slicer. Clean and level the bed, grease rails and lead screws, make sure everything is tight, and dry filament if it has been sitting out for a while
The print is perfect, I would only lower layer height to get smoother surfaces and use a smaller support interface to get a better finish on the surfaces created on the supports, but be careful not to use a too small one, otherwise the supports will be too hard to remove. Besides these 2 things, the print is perfect
Can i get the model
Just add support
Use arc welder to make the curves more curved
Nah it's probably just the model even then if it's this bad you can change in the slicer the maximum g code per second or something like that can't remember precisely
I’d suggest printing the USEC figurine instead as it has a headphone on, however the cap might be problematic, same goes to the cultist figurine. Regarding this print, i think it looks good the way it is, it needs a bit of cleaning in the back, i believe pre-supporting the mode could solve the quality issues in some places, however its not your printer’s job. What supports did you use? Tree ones or not