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Questions tagged [layer-height]

Questions relating to the resolution of print layers, that is prints parallel to the Z-plane.

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I have a print job with a layer height set at 0.12 mm, and the top/bottom thickness set at 8 layers. That should give me a thickness of 0.96 mm. And yet, Cura is calculating this at 0.68 mm. ...
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When playing with adaptive layer heights in Cura tonight I was wondering why these flat, vertical parts of my model were being adjusted to a smaller layer height. (bottom arrow) After a minute I ...
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I have been using this printer for years, random CoreXY kit, 8-bit Melzi board, generic MK8-style bowden hotend, heated bed, driven by Marlin 1.1.9 with Unified bed leveling enabled. Last print ...
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One default that I always change from print settings is infill combination. It combines infill layers vertically into thicker layers. That speeds up prints and probably has a positive side effect on ...
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What is considered a 'good' layer height for the first layer? Should it be relatively smaller than the other layers, or should it be considered relative to the nozzle diameter? Can the community ...
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I'm not new to 3D printing, but I have always used resin 3D printers. Now I have bought an Anycubic Kobra and I'm trying out ABS. I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong, I have tried many different ...
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This is kind of hard to explain but I have a 2 mm disc that has text on the top, it's a stamp effectively. I want my text to start right on the top after the top layer of the base (if that makes sense)...
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Hypothetically, if one has a print consisting of very simple shapes at some z-heights but very complicated shapes at other z-heights, it seems like it might be a good idea to run the overall mesh with ...
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Is there any way to increase the layer height of support material separately in Prusaslicer? When I add some supports to a model with 0.1 mm layer height, the support material also generates a smaller ...
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When printing an object on an FDM printer, is it easier to sand and fill thick layer lines than thin layer lines for low detail objects such as small plates for cosplay armor (Under 6 inches in size ...
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When printing using FlashPrinter v4 or v5, the second layer of the model is not with respects to the first layer's thickness nor height. This can result in the second layer being below the first, the ...
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I want to print out a flat object without any support structure straight onto the build plate of my ender 5. It's going to be PLA and I need it to be thin enough to still be flexible. I don't have a ...
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Is it possible to 3D print multiple 0.1 mm high layers with a 0.4 mm diameter nozzle in FDM while ensuring fidelity to the set layer height? The raster width is set at 0.4 mm and I am not touching ...
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I'm going to 3D print a series of scaffolds and armatures that I'm going to use as the skeleton\structure for clay sculptures as an alternative to using twisted wire, because I can print dozens of ...
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New to the group so please let me know if I am not asking / formatting correctly. So I have just started 3D resin printing with my new Elegoo Saturn. I have printed a couple of free STL files with no ...
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