Mastodawn

Sometimes you've just to try things. Like I wanted to know what the "ironing" setting in #PrusaSlicer does. So I just tried it. And well I'm glad I only read the documentation AFTER I sent it to the printer, as otherwise I probably wouldn't even have tried to use it together with just 30% infill as the documentation says it is for 100%.

However it appears to turn out surprisingly well so far. So lets keep it running and check again.

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Klaus Frank Mar 5

First part finished a few over 5 hours ago. I have to say I like the stability of these parts.

But ironing all layers makes the print take so much longer.

However now I've a reason to explore if I can modify the 3d printer so that it can more efficiently iron all of the layers.

I guess it can safe a lot of filament. This part with all-layers ironed and only 30% infill feels almost exactly like a non-ironed 100% one.