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Brim for sharp turns

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pvwebb

Brim for sharp turns
August 01, 2019 02:54PM

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As shown in attached image, when making the brim for sharp turns, one can expand the brim until the brim starts out as smooth, then builds up to the sharp turns. This made it much easier for the brim to adhere to the bed on the turns.

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Ohmarinus

Re: Brim for sharp turns
August 02, 2019 03:50AM

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Sorry, I do not completely understand your message, but I do know, that with such a brim, you do not need a separate skirt smiling smiley

The nozzle will be primed with printing the brim.

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pvwebb

Re: Brim for sharp turns
August 02, 2019 07:44AM

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When the brim started out with sharp turns, the brim would not adhere to the bed on the sharp turns. Attached is the part of the brim with sharp turns.

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ekaggrat

Re: Brim for sharp turns
August 19, 2019 02:02AM

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for corner lifting the old fashioned ways works better,, just add one or two layer thick circles of 10-15mm dia on the corner and after printing u can just clip them off..

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pvwebb

Re: Brim for sharp turns
August 20, 2019 01:32PM

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The circles gave me the idea to fill in the area of concern with a single layer (see attached). This will allow for a small brim.

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pvwebb

Re: Brim for sharp turns
August 22, 2019 07:09AM

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The modification in the attachment on the previous comment worked well. A 6 mm brim worked, which was 1/5th of the original brim.