For those having trouble / just cannot get the supports to show: Instead of doing the settings on "Global" use the settings for the merged "Objects". Worked for me
Feel like inverting the materials is the way to go. I'm new to 3D printing, but I am surprised multiboard recommends PLA when everything ever says use PETG for structural stability
I just stack them 0.2mm (or whatever you normally use for you Top Z distance) and print them without a support layer and pull them apart without any issues and zero cleanup. Never had any problems with reliability
But why don’t you print the second part just completely with petg? Then there would be nothing to throw away. If you need to print pla I understand. If it makes no difference then you could print the parts pla, petg varied.
Oooo…great idea with zero waste! Love it! We’re new to 3D printing (we’ve got a Bambu lab) so we have a long list of things we’d like to print, so being able to stack them and leave it printing lots of matching plates in one go seems like a game changer (or an awesome efficiency hack). 🙂👍🏻💕
For those having trouble / just cannot get the supports to show: Instead of doing the settings on "Global" use the settings for the merged "Objects". Worked for me
Nice. Never thought about doing that. Great video.
Man this is amazing! I have some rather simple parts that are just barely too big to fit two on one plate so I am going to try this soon! Great Video!
Thanks for sharing the informative video. I was wondering if this would work with other slicers and machines like PrusaSlicer?
Bambu Studio is basically PrusaSlicer. they are based on same code base. so should work fine. havent tried others.
How much did you use for flushing amount? I've found that I have to max it to 800 to be sure there is no weak points from contamination.
Feel like inverting the materials is the way to go.
I'm new to 3D printing, but I am surprised multiboard recommends PLA when everything ever says use PETG for structural stability
I just stack them 0.2mm (or whatever you normally use for you Top Z distance) and print them without a support layer and pull them apart without any issues and zero cleanup. Never had any problems with reliability
I tried that a few times too. But had more issues then success
But why don’t you print the second part just completely with petg? Then there would be nothing to throw away.
If you need to print pla I understand. If it makes no difference then you could print the parts pla, petg varied.
Oooo…great idea with zero waste! Love it! We’re new to 3D printing (we’ve got a Bambu lab) so we have a long list of things we’d like to print, so being able to stack them and leave it printing lots of matching plates in one go seems like a game changer (or an awesome efficiency hack). 🙂👍🏻💕