Strong 3d printed objects with 1 wall | Spiral Vase mode

[@chadsulski9020]

I usually use a 1mm nozzle for printing in vase mode for items I want to be durable.. laying a 1.5mm wide line makes for some sturdy, fast prints.

[@verdana3d]

@@chadsulski9020 1.5 mm wide with 0.4 mm nozzle it's very good result, my congratulations 👏

[@nomojo1110]

Practical and usable information. Thankyou 👍

[@verdana3d]

@@nomojo1110 You are welcome my friend, more useful information is coming soon)

[@DmytroYushchenko]

About PA and plastic temperature - usefull info, thanks

[@verdana3d]

@@DmytroYushchenko More useful information is on the way)

[@impoact]

Please consider omitting the music in the future.

[@verdana3d]

@@impoact No problem, thank you for correction)

[@verdana3d]

What is your favorite line width for technical prints?

[@captainheat2314]

i use 0.65mm on a 0.6mm nozzle because not all nozzles are perfectly 0.6mm

[@verdana3d]

@captainheat2314 In spiral vase mode you can go up to 2.4 mm line width, hopefully without quality issues

[@chadsulski9020]

for printing .5 module gears I like using a .3 line width from a .4 nozzle.. Makes the teeth almost the perfect resolution for a smooth noiseless geartrain in R/C car applications..

[@verdana3d]

@@chadsulski9020 I was also using 0.3-0.35 mm for gears, but sometimes it's quite difficult to get a nice bed adhesion, with such a small and narrow line)

[@badcrash99]

​@@chadsulski9020 , could you please tell which material you use for gears?