The more you put in, the more your students get out. It's so important to not just be given good settings, but to have clear, real world examples of what is actually happening. In short, why the chosen settings have been chosen. You, sir, are raising my game and I am very grateful to you for it.
AN ABSOLOUTE MASTER CLASS. An amazing in depth tutorial that is massively easy to follow for someone who has just started 3D printing. Love it. Subscribed
What a complete lesson on upper and lower supports! Excellent. I really appreciate the real life example test prints. To see the effects by printed results is so important in teaching the subject. Thanks for another great one!
No, thank you once again for the kind words! I firmly believe seeing is believing. I know just telling people what the settings are doesn’t help them when things don’t work. My goal is always complete understanding. This topic was one of the most important hence the length.
This lesson 100% needs to be mandatory viewing for anyone even thinking about printing. This is absolutely singlehandedly the most important lesson I've ever seen when it comes to printing. You could not have done a better job at detailing this immensely important setting. I'm amazed bro, truly incredible and I want to thank you so much for sharing this info and demonstrating it the way you did. Simply fantastic in every way. Also, how TF do you have DARK MODE CURA?!?! I can not fckin stand how white and bright cura is
Wow. First, thank you. That truly means a lot I put a ton of work into this series I just wanted to explain what no one else has. It can be a confusing topic for a lot of people. Also I have other tutorials going through Cura. Here is the one I explain how to change the theme. Best of luck and happy printing. czcams.com/video/ChfH6wnX5Wc/video.html
I don’t usually leave comments on videos but I been watching your videos pretty much as long as I been 3d printing( which is not long) I recently lost my old settings for my supports due to computer failure and i followed this video to a T and I have never had supports just fall off and come off so cleanly ever. Honestly the best educational video for supports. Thanks for what you do
I've watched all of your current Cura Tutorials and while they are all full of useful information this video was the most helpful to me so far! Going step by step and showing the effects the settings were having on the print made everything so clear.
Truth be said, I had a problem getting through your long and tedious intro, however that being said I would like to add the following. This has to be one of the most informative, and clear videos I have yet to see on CZcams. Clear and multiple examples, not to mention explanations that are not normally seen. Kudos and a big thank you.
Well thanks for your honesty. I’ve got a bit of a babbling issue I like to talk 😅. I’m a very visual person and I’m really trying to make videos anyone can understand. When I was getting started I could never find examples so I always try to show them when possible. (See I’m rambling even in text) Nonetheless thank you and I’m truly glad it was helpful.
WOW!!!! One of the most helpful videos seen on 3d printing!!!! Here there are my values for Artillery X1 at layer 0.2: support wall line count: 0; support density 10%; Support top distance 0.3; support bottom distance 0.4; support interface thickness 0.6 (all); support roof density 50%; support floor density 30%. It's incredible HOW EASY they peel off and how good is the result!!! Let me know if that works for anyone!!!
I had five minutes left to watch and just watched later. Your ending was very funny! I love how you ended with your last lament and then an abrupt beep! Funny way to end the video! I have about five models that need painting. I can't seem to stop printing.. I guess I'm addicted to the sounds of my printers whirring away behind me in my office. Love printing! Great comic relief at the end!
Ha ha. Yeah im over Cura supports. Love teaching but been in them non stop for 3 weeks making these videos. Im right there with you it’s easy to get a back log of painting projects. Im hoping to put out a few fun paint projects after this. I got a new toy I’ll be revealing next week. 😬 Thanks again glad you like the end 😅
Wow. I've been winging it for the past 2 months since I started 3d printing. This video is a game changer. Such great information explained in such a great way that even I as a beginner understood it.
Thank you so much for this master class, I can't wait to watch and learn more from you. You have literally saved all of us 3 - 6 months of time, just trying figure this out on our own would be a nightmare. Thank God for your wife's advice.
how did YT not suggest this video for me? :| thank you for the video. at first i thought 40+ mins was gonna be a slog to go through but honestly it wasnt bad at all! understanding each setting in such a dynamic program like Cura honestly is important.
Woooow. Really this was the best video I watch referring to support settings. I am sure after I tune my printer as you explained, I won't have issues with supports any more. Your videos made me love cura, and painting as well :).. Thanks for your efforts
What an amazing video. One of the best tutorials I've ever seen. Well done! The thought and test procedure was beautiful. Could you do a follow up video with 0.2mm layer height.... For science.
Thanks. Very helpful. I have realized my problem with supports was the interface and Z distance for it. This gives me some good explanations of the different settings and some figures that should at least be in the neighborhood.
Hello, let me say job well done. You did a very nice job explaining of what each setting does. And then actually showed us with a physical model. Thank you.
@@ItsMeaDMaDe it'll definitely help. I'm going to share your video to everyone that asks for help with supports. I'll be doing the test prints today with my machine with your video as a guide to dial it in. Any chance at a video with tree supports?
@@topflight250 that’s great thanks so much. Funny you ask I’m doing tests and research now on tree supports your not the first that’s has inquired about them. They are a little more tricky. Want to make sure I cover everything for the video to help people.
Great video series, one note that seems to have been glossed over the support top and bottom z-distance needs to be a multiple of the layer height, or cura will just round it up anyway. so say you are printing at a 0.1 mm layer height, then your 0.35 and 0.4 are the same distance as far as cura is concerned.
I was just going to point this out. You can tell in the cura preview that it always rounds up based on your layer height. Will save people a lot of time in testing if this was pinned somewhere
First of all - such a grate video! Thank you for that! What more I can say is that i recomend using an Support Roof Horizontal Expansion (0.4 mm is my go to). It gives the eges more straight flore for the next layer to print :)
Wow. Thank you for such a well structured video with practical advice aways. I feel like I just took a class that gave me the information I need to dial in my supports 🙂 Cheers!
Thank you so much for going into such detail and doing the tests. You are a great teacher. I will definitely continue to go to your videos to learn more as well as your discord.
Dyslexia with numbers @ 1:15 is called Dyscalculia. :D Great tutorial. Testing my Enders right now and it seems i am getting the same results as you got. I am testing right now if Ironing makes any difference and if i need to adjust my floor settings if ironing is turned of or on.
Excellent video and tutorial, Cura will only lay support at the same interval as the layer height for the model. so in your case 0.1mm is the layer height so that will be the height at which the support will be laid. So a test of 0.3mm is a gap of 3 layers or 0.3mm. But a support height of 0.35mm will also be a gap of 3 layers or 0.3mm. The same as the 0.25mm support is in fact a gap of only 0.2mm not 0.25mm!
How do you paint a spiderman??? Seriously well done, I didn’t really want to get into a 44 min video on supports, but it went by fast and your explanations were easily understood. Thx.
Ha ha. You made it to the end! I actually did few videos since then painting Spider-Man. 🤣😂 I’m really glad you made it through and I truly hoped it helped it’s a loaded topic. Best of luck printing and thanks for the comment.
@@ItsMeaDMaDe hah.. I did, subscribed so I can check out your other videos, but have about 72 hours to successfully do this print for a bday. Also currently watching a hockey game and listening to a live band while doing so. I’m wired 🤪
@@ItsMeaDMaDe thanks and thanks for all the advice, this is such a fun hobby until you really need things to go well and your expertise is greatly valued 🙏🏻
Just started 3D printing and your video helped me so so much , thank you for this. Definitely giving you a sub and watch all the other vids you have. I hope you finally got out of Cure and painted something 🤣
Damn good video. I had struggled with some of the terminology and usage for these settings but now it makes sense. I'm using your video guide for my next prints. Thanks a ton!
Hi, i tried to put a support cube above a normal cube but for some reason when i slice it, the supports don't get included in the slicing. It's like cura doesn't recognise them as parts. So I can't have a support structure on top of a part without something above the support. Help
Cheguei aqui de paraquedas e devo dizer que foi uma aula completa! Gostei muito da explicação de como cada elemento da configuração funciona, gostei de ver você testando, tudo muito bom! Vou seguir o passo a passo para chegar no resultado satisfatório na minha Ender 3 S1.
Awesome explanation of the slicer settings! Have you found a formula that works if you go up or down in layer sizes? Like for 0.15, 0.20, 0.30? And why do slicers call the ceiling roofs? Same thing with mouths.
I’m pretty sure cura rounds up the z clearance to the nearest layer thickness. So your results for 0.35mm would have actually been 0.4mm. Other slicers can manage adaptive later heights but cura doesn’t unfortunately.
That was a great video very informative. Hopefully I can get my supports lockdown that good. My issue right now is stringing. I have taken apart my hotend fully cleaned it new nozzle I have ran a retraction test and a temperature test. Each temperature and retracting test had a good amount of stringing. I tried old filament new and three different brands in all does the same thing. Do you have a video for perfecting retraction?
@ItsMeaDMaDe Section header at 33:02 is likely a typo. Unless we are actually exploring the Room Interface's "destiny". 😉 (It is currently called "Roof Interface Destiny Print Tests".)
The more you put in, the more your students get out. It's so important to not just be given good settings, but to have clear, real world examples of what is actually happening. In short, why the chosen settings have been chosen. You, sir, are raising my game and I am very grateful to you for it.
AN ABSOLOUTE MASTER CLASS. An amazing in depth tutorial that is massively easy to follow for someone who has just started 3D printing. Love it. Subscribed
That’s great I’m so glad it was helpful to you.
Can ask for a link to a past video or a future video do you have a video to make a vase with external writing such as I Love You Mom!
Helped a lot thank you! Fighting sleep at 3am to help me learn to print. This is the way
Exact same situation here haha, This is the way
What a complete lesson on upper and lower supports! Excellent. I really appreciate the real life example test prints. To see the effects by printed results is so important in teaching the subject. Thanks for another great one!
No, thank you once again for the kind words! I firmly believe seeing is believing. I know just telling people what the settings are doesn’t help them when things don’t work. My goal is always complete understanding. This topic was one of the most important hence the length.
This lesson 100% needs to be mandatory viewing for anyone even thinking about printing. This is absolutely singlehandedly the most important lesson I've ever seen when it comes to printing. You could not have done a better job at detailing this immensely important setting. I'm amazed bro, truly incredible and I want to thank you so much for sharing this info and demonstrating it the way you did. Simply fantastic in every way.
Also, how TF do you have DARK MODE CURA?!?! I can not fckin stand how white and bright cura is
Wow. First, thank you. That truly means a lot I put a ton of work into this series I just wanted to explain what no one else has. It can be a confusing topic for a lot of people.
Also I have other tutorials going through Cura. Here is the one I explain how to change the theme.
Best of luck and happy printing.
czcams.com/video/ChfH6wnX5Wc/video.html
I don’t usually leave comments on videos but I been watching your videos pretty much as long as I been 3d printing( which is not long) I recently lost my old settings for my supports due to computer failure and i followed this video to a T and I have never had supports just fall off and come off so cleanly ever. Honestly the best educational video for supports. Thanks for what you do
That’s awesome thanks so much for the comment and I’m glad I was able to help you!
I've watched all of your current Cura Tutorials and while they are all full of useful information this video was the most helpful to me so far! Going step by step and showing the effects the settings were having on the print made everything so clear.
Wow thanks so much. I’m really glad it helped you!
Truth be said, I had a problem getting through your long and tedious intro, however that being said I would like to add the following. This has to be one of the most informative, and clear videos I have yet to see on CZcams. Clear and multiple examples, not to mention explanations that are not normally seen. Kudos and a big thank you.
Well thanks for your honesty. I’ve got a bit of a babbling issue I like to talk 😅. I’m a very visual person and I’m really trying to make videos anyone can understand. When I was getting started I could never find examples so I always try to show them when possible. (See I’m rambling even in text)
Nonetheless thank you and I’m truly glad it was helpful.
This is the best 3d printer setting video of any type that I have ever seen.
WOW!!!! One of the most helpful videos seen on 3d printing!!!! Here there are my values for Artillery X1 at layer 0.2: support wall line count: 0; support density 10%; Support top distance 0.3; support bottom distance 0.4; support interface thickness 0.6 (all); support roof density 50%; support floor density 30%. It's incredible HOW EASY they peel off and how good is the result!!! Let me know if that works for anyone!!!
Thats great! I'm glad it helped you!
This was the most helpful source of information I found about interfaces and the settings around it in the whole internet.
I had five minutes left to watch and just watched later. Your ending was very funny! I love how you ended with your last lament and then an abrupt beep! Funny way to end the video! I have about five models that need painting. I can't seem to stop printing.. I guess I'm addicted to the sounds of my printers whirring away behind me in my office. Love printing! Great comic relief at the end!
Ha ha. Yeah im over Cura supports. Love teaching but been in them non stop for 3 weeks making these videos. Im right there with you it’s easy to get a back log of painting projects. Im hoping to put out a few fun paint projects after this. I got a new toy I’ll be revealing next week. 😬
Thanks again glad you like the end 😅
You earned a sub for this. Not just explaining well, but both diagrammatic and practical examples. Well done.
Amazing tutorial/advice. I used your settings on my Ender 3 S1 Plus and now I'm printing better than I ever have. thanks for sharing the knowledge!
This is an amazing video - very well done sir!
And thanks for being in Cura today! 😀
Wow. I've been winging it for the past 2 months since I started 3d printing. This video is a game changer. Such great information explained in such a great way that even I as a beginner understood it.
That’s great I’m glad I could alleviate some of your pain. Best of luck Printing now.
Thank you so much for this master class, I can't wait to watch and learn more from you. You have literally saved all of us 3 - 6 months of time, just trying figure this out on our own would be a nightmare. Thank God for your wife's advice.
how did YT not suggest this video for me? :| thank you for the video. at first i thought 40+ mins was gonna be a slog to go through but honestly it wasnt bad at all! understanding each setting in such a dynamic program like Cura honestly is important.
Well first I’m glad I didn’t slog on 😂. I’m really glad it helped you and I’m glad you found me! Happy printing.
Video is long, but you did such a great job of explaining and showing me what the support settings actually do! Thank you!
Glad it helped. Yeah it’s a lot to explain in one video. 😅
Wonderfull video and all your other tutorials I see my prints getting better and better, Thanks a lot and keep up the good work!
Woooow. Really this was the best video I watch referring to support settings. I am sure after I tune my printer as you explained, I won't have issues with supports any more. Your videos made me love cura, and painting as well :).. Thanks for your efforts
Wow back at ya! Thank you so much. I’m really glad my videos could help you. Best of luck and happy printing!
I've watched a bunch of your videos and I'm someone who doesn't subscribe much but you got my subscribe! Please keep up the helpful videos
Thanks so much. I appreciate the sub!
Thank you so much for your tutorial. Since I started to watched your Cura videos, my prints have improved so much.
That’s fantastic I’m really glad to hear that. Thanks for the comment!
Great video!
I have printed several lovely cubes with zero supports on top. 😂. Always more to learn!
Found this video looking for Cura ‘support’ 😂 Watched aaaaall of this series. Brilliant. Subbed. 😊
Great. I’m glad it helped.
What an amazing video. One of the best tutorials I've ever seen. Well done! The thought and test procedure was beautiful. Could you do a follow up video with 0.2mm layer height.... For science.
Excellent. Best video I have ever seen describing supports. Well done.
Thanks so much. Glad it was helpful
Thank you so much for your time on these fundamental tests, which are very helpful. Your explanation is so clear and easy to understand. Good job!!!
Your very welcome I’m glad it helped.
That taxed my attention span but it was damn well worth it. Thank you for dragging me down this road.
Subscribed.
I’m sorry it was taxing (it was for me too so much info to give) but I’m glad it was useful for you.
Holly crap that was a long video totally worth it
You are very good at what you do. You are meticulous and have a special didactic spirit. Only now I understood these settings from the CURA.
Thank you. I’m glad it helped you.
Thanks. Very helpful. I have realized my problem with supports was the interface and Z distance for it. This gives me some good explanations of the different settings and some figures that should at least be in the neighborhood.
I was going to do pretty much these exact tests myself. This video has saved me tons of time, thanks man
No problem glad it was useful to you.
Hey Chris. I am a total beginner and am basically binge-watching your tutorials. That's really good. And there is a lot to digest.
👍👍👍
Thank you , I never knew about interfaces. I feel pretty confident in working with the settings now.
Your welcome best of luck
Thank you so much sir for teaching very nicely with practical.
I hope u continue this series.
Love form India ❤️
Thank you so much for this. I was so frustrated with getting supports out without ruining the piece. Thank you!
Amazing lesson! Thank you very much for spending time and sharing your knowledge!
Thank you! And Your very welcome!
Hello, let me say job well done. You did a very nice job explaining of what each setting does. And then actually showed us with a physical model.
Thank you.
Thank you so much. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Hope it helped.
@@ItsMeaDMaDe Hello, yes it was informative. While watching your video I had CURA open so I could follow along.
What a clinic on supports. I'm going to watch the rest now (and of course subscribe). Great work man.
Thanks so much. I really hope it helps you out.
@@ItsMeaDMaDe it'll definitely help. I'm going to share your video to everyone that asks for help with supports. I'll be doing the test prints today with my machine with your video as a guide to dial it in. Any chance at a video with tree supports?
@@topflight250 that’s great thanks so much. Funny you ask I’m doing tests and research now on tree supports your not the first that’s has inquired about them. They are a little more tricky. Want to make sure I cover everything for the video to help people.
Awesome vid, very methodical, super informative, real technical detail without the typical lame attempts at color commentary.
you sold me to subscribe as soon as you said "Man, I am a good teacher." lol
Ha ha. Thanks for the sub. Hopefully I live up to that statement. 😅
Great video series, one note that seems to have been glossed over the support top and bottom z-distance needs to be a multiple of the layer height, or cura will just round it up anyway. so say you are printing at a 0.1 mm layer height, then your 0.35 and 0.4 are the same distance as far as cura is concerned.
I was just going to point this out. You can tell in the cura preview that it always rounds up based on your layer height. Will save people a lot of time in testing if this was pinned somewhere
Huge thanks for this - currently troubleshooting my printer and you saved me a LOT of time with this helpful video 👍
Glad it helped!
this is so underated tutorial for cura. thanks for the efforts
I’m glad it was helpful to you. Thanks for watching.
First of all - such a grate video! Thank you for that!
What more I can say is that i recomend using an Support Roof Horizontal Expansion (0.4 mm is my go to). It gives the eges more straight flore for the next layer to print :)
How do you paint a Spider-Man?
Once again you saved me , I needed information about supports and you delivered, thank you so much
So glad it helped you!
😂🤣😂 thanks for asking. Finally! Here is one I painted without anyone asking.
czcams.com/video/Rm_w9BGuA3w/video.html
At a beginners level, awesome.... THANKS FOR YOUR TIME
That was goal. Glad you liked it. Thanks for the comment.
Wow. Thank you for such a well structured video with practical advice aways. I feel like I just took a class that gave me the information I need to dial in my supports 🙂 Cheers!
Wow thanks so much. My goal was to inform everyone with everything you need to know. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the comment.
Thank you so much for going into such detail and doing the tests. You are a great teacher. I will definitely continue to go to your videos to learn more as well as your discord.
Great video. Very informative. Your explanations are clear and not overwhelming to a newbie. Thanks
Awesome glad you liked it! That is my goal to break it down for anyone to understand. Supports can be very confusing with all the different settings.
Beautiful print after all these experiments! Thanks, man!
My Ninja thanks for all the timed and hard work.
Thanks so much. You are more than welcome hope it helps you!
Dyslexia with numbers @ 1:15 is called Dyscalculia. :D
Great tutorial. Testing my Enders right now and it seems i am getting the same results as you got.
I am testing right now if Ironing makes any difference and if i need to adjust my floor settings if ironing is turned of or on.
Thank you so much for explaining these Cura settings! Excellent information that I needed!
Thanks for the video, I was looking for this information for a long time.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent video and tutorial, Cura will only lay support at the same interval as the layer height for the model. so in your case 0.1mm is the layer height so that will be the height at which the support will be laid. So a test of 0.3mm is a gap of 3 layers or 0.3mm. But a support height of 0.35mm will also be a gap of 3 layers or 0.3mm. The same as the 0.25mm support is in fact a gap of only 0.2mm not 0.25mm!
Thankyou, your gifted with excellent communication skills. Its awesome to see you using them to help others. 🙏😊
Very nice guide on how to tune your support interfaces.
I appreciate your thoroughness and attention to detail.
Thanks! I’m definitely would rather give all the details than just some of the details 😁
How do you paint a spiderman???
Seriously well done, I didn’t really want to get into a 44 min video on supports, but it went by fast and your explanations were easily understood. Thx.
Ha ha. You made it to the end! I actually did few videos since then painting Spider-Man. 🤣😂
I’m really glad you made it through and I truly hoped it helped it’s a loaded topic. Best of luck printing and thanks for the comment.
@@ItsMeaDMaDe hah.. I did, subscribed so I can check out your other videos, but have about 72 hours to successfully do this print for a bday.
Also currently watching a hockey game and listening to a live band while doing so. I’m wired 🤪
@@AfterGlow2188 ha awesome well best of luck. I hope it turns out good for you!
@@ItsMeaDMaDe thanks and thanks for all the advice, this is such a fun hobby until you really need things to go well and your expertise is greatly valued 🙏🏻
Just started 3D printing and your video helped me so so much , thank you for this. Definitely giving you a sub and watch all the other vids you have. I hope you finally got out of Cure and painted something 🤣
Amazing tutorial. Got to do the rest of your series. I thank you
Excellent video Chris, Thank you for taking the time to make it.
Thanks!! It was a lot of work for sure. But I’m hoping it helps a lot of people with this difficult topic.
comprehensive video - thank you. Liked and Subscribed!
Damn good video. I had struggled with some of the terminology and usage for these settings but now it makes sense. I'm using your video guide for my next prints. Thanks a ton!
🤘🤘🤘 excellent video! A mustache for anyone getting into 3dp. Must watch. Autocorrect.
Excellent video. Clear and concise .
That was the goal. Thanks!!!
Very usefull, thank you! Now it is clear for me, just need to get those test stl and try them on my printer.
Hello. Véry véry interresting this tests !!! Thank you for all results !
Thank you for taking your time away from painting Spider-man to educate us on supports!!
You’re awesome man thanks so much for the info!
Hi, i tried to put a support cube above a normal cube but for some reason when i slice it, the supports don't get included in the slicing. It's like cura doesn't recognise them as parts. So I can't have a support structure on top of a part without something above the support. Help
16:00 the support distance is a multiple of your layer thickness. 0.25 gets rounded to 0.3. and 0.35 and 0.4 and so on...
This 👆
Cheguei aqui de paraquedas e devo dizer que foi uma aula completa! Gostei muito da explicação de como cada elemento da configuração funciona, gostei de ver você testando, tudo muito bom! Vou seguir o passo a passo para chegar no resultado satisfatório na minha Ender 3 S1.
Thanks so much for this amazing effort on the video.
thanks for this detail 3D support settings.
Your videos are really helpful! Thank you for making them.
I there any way to change the support layer height?
Excellent scientific approach to the issue!
Awesome video. Thanks for putting the chapters in, very helpful overall
You're very welcome! Glad it was helpful.
Great video. I've been having massive issues with inconsistent and hard to remove roofs, bottom supports and interfaces...
Great explanation and patience.
Thanks so much.
good explanation , thanks buddy
Thank you for all these great videos, keep it up please. 🙏
I have been one more video on supports I’ll be putting out at the end of the week. I’m really glad you enjoy them.
Great video. Love the DOE approach.
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
Thank You‼️ Loved it 🥰 Learned a LOT. Subbed
Thanks glad you got something out of it!
Amazing video! Have you tested with thinner and thicker layers?
super informative, thank you for walking through this
thank you for sharing your skills.
You are most welcome. Best of luck.
Very informative. Thank you.
Awesome explanation of the slicer settings! Have you found a formula that works if you go up or down in layer sizes? Like for 0.15, 0.20, 0.30? And why do slicers call the ceiling roofs? Same thing with mouths.
Thanks a lot for this video man! Super helpful.
Fantastic! 👏 👏 What a great drill down!
Thanks so much hopefully it was able to help you
I’m pretty sure cura rounds up the z clearance to the nearest layer thickness. So your results for 0.35mm would have actually been 0.4mm. Other slicers can manage adaptive later heights but cura doesn’t unfortunately.
Would love to see you do a support interface video using Orca.
cool lessons with models :-) talking business and no rubbish :-)
Thanks glad you enjoyed it
Great video! Thank you for taking so much of your time to help the rest of us.
Very happy to do so. Thanks for watching
That was a great video very informative. Hopefully I can get my supports lockdown that good.
My issue right now is stringing. I have taken apart my hotend fully cleaned it new nozzle I have ran a retraction test and a temperature test. Each temperature and retracting test had a good amount of stringing. I tried old filament new and three different brands in all does the same thing. Do you have a video for perfecting retraction?
This video is great! I wonder if the settings would be different if I am printing with 0.4 mm nozzle at 0.2mm height?
@ItsMeaDMaDe Section header at 33:02 is likely a typo. Unless we are actually exploring the Room Interface's "destiny". 😉 (It is currently called "Roof Interface Destiny Print Tests".)