Bambu Studio Guide: Improve Surface Quality 2

[@MarinusMakesStuff]

I honestly think the support in the horizontal example will take a longer time to print than the support for the vertical model and also use more filament since it has many many small branches.

[@michaels3003]

"Honestly," he knows what he is saying. The time to print tall models with smaller layer heights and with supports can be shockingly long (I got a 12h estimate vs 3h in a different orientation).

[@hutchdw77]

The slicer will tell you.

[@MarinusMakesStuff]

@ It will, if the preview windows displays the amounts ;) (which are hidden in the video)

[@Martial-Mat]

The vertical may use more support material (questionable), but there are far fewer contact points so a much cleaner print that is easier to remove the support. The variable layer heights feature is superb though. Great info.

[@Life_of_John]

Thinner layer heights I think, in my experience, require less heat, else you get little bumps on the surface. You need to experiment a bit then once good save the file as a project.

[@craigfourie3485]

Now that is some smart thinking.

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[@DIYofThings]

Thank🎉🎉🎉

[@ArkatzMods]

Ok so those videos are just summaries, right? People, there is SO MUCH MORE to know about those features, I swear. So much. This is nothing.

[@michaels3003]

This points people "in the right direction'" to learn more. There is a guide built into the product. Anybody with the Bambu Studio experience and available time can upload a video to YT and share the knowledge.

[@MattHealey.]

It’s just a start. Stop gatekeeping

[@ArkatzMods]

@@MattHealey. Gatekeeping by telling people they can do much more?

[@hutchdw77]

Where are you posting your videos?

[@hutchdw77]

Use a non binding filament for support interfaces.