Tutorial - How to properly orient components for printing Titan Dynamics 3D aircraft.

Quick tutorial illustrating the appropriate component orientation for all Titan Dynamic aircraft. Design takes into consideration allowing for all parts to print without the need for support.

[@conorc4594]

Holy moly kerry, great work on this video!

[@rhettlee]

Very informative I’ll give the angle method a shot too!

[@MrZeek101]

Great how to Kerry
Take Care

[@stevearodgers]

Thanks for the video! Very informative. You mentioned rotating the prints to 30 degrees. What does changing the angle do for the prints?

[@kerrycorcoran4885]

I have found I get better adhesion and cleaner prints. Not sure why, but I used to run perpendicular and would run into odd little issues. Rotating the orientation seemed to clean this up. Again, not scientific approach, but the jobs seem to be better.

[@conorc4594]

@@kerrycorcoran4885 Actually you naturally already found the scientifically correct orientation. You'll notice that the x-axis moves more when it is oriented at an angle. otherwise the print head would be doing more just y axis movement in "perpendicular lines". I think that's why you're seeing better results.

[@JamesBrossart]

Thanks for the video. I just downloaded the micro talon, but it only came with wing 1,2&3 (all left). Should I just mirror in Cura?

[@kerrycorcoran4885]

Correct.