A Teacher's Guide to the Perfect Cura Support Settings - How to Easily Remove Supports!

[@ERDesertFox]

Quality video. Minimal fluff, straight to the point. Loved the real world example prints to demonstrate your talking points. Vid was a huge help for me making some tweaks on my printer

[@KennedyDIY]

Thank you, my friend! Really appreciate the kind words, and thank you for watching!

[@jesuscaballero3094]

My glorious king thank you so much for this video 🙏

[@KennedyDIY]

Happy to help, my friend! Thanks so much for watching and let me know if you have any questions!

[@longshot8696]

great vid bud, helped out a lot.

[@KennedyDIY]

Glad it helped, my friend! Thanks for watching!

[@Hardware_Hub]

Very good video, straight to the point, but maybe could you make a tutorial with Orca Slicer please, I feel that I get better prints with that slicer

[@KennedyDIY]

Thank you, my friend! Glad you liked it and thank you for watching. I'll be honest, I have never used Orca Slicer before, but I certainly will look into it!

[@RealityRogue]

Im going to be 100% honest I just stopped 3D printing for this reason 6:37. Just hearing the sound makes me cringe! I hope I can give it another shot with the tips in the vid

[@KennedyDIY]

It’s a miserable sound, that’s for sure! Hoping you get back into it, my friend. It truly is a great hobby! If you have any questions along the way, I’m happy to help - thanks for watching!

[@deervalleyengravings3088]

What over hang degree are you using?

[@KennedyDIY]

I typically stick with Cura-recommended settings at this point, which if I'm not mistaken is 60? I haven't ventured far into that environment quite yet, but I am open to any suggestions that you might have if you have tackled that.Thanks for watching!

[@Emez504]

Thanks for the video, going to try the overhang test print next to refine even more

[@KennedyDIY]

@ awesome! Let me know how it goes!