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No Brim Inside - KS 3.10
Posted: 18 May 2016, 07:38
by Olivier13
Hi Jonathan,
I experiment a strange thing on KS3.10, i try to print an open hull parts with brim. KS make it around the exterior but not in interior :

- KS3.10 - No Brim Inside
- Nobrim inside.PNG (70.48 KiB) Viewed 3479 times
It's ok with KS2.22 :

- Brim inside K222.PNG (92.15 KiB) Viewed 3479 times
PS : Sorry, but I can't release the stl file.
Re: No Brim Inside - KS 3.10
Posted: 18 May 2016, 08:10
by frozen.rabbit
I don't think a brim height of 0 will generate any brim at all.
Re: No Brim Inside - KS 3.10
Posted: 18 May 2016, 15:38
by Olivier13
The printer do the brim.
There is no brim only if brim diameter is set to zero.
Brim ht play on adhesion, but i didn't test it. Page 19 of the manual.
Regards
Re: No Brim Inside - KS 3.10
Posted: 19 May 2016, 06:11
by Olivier13
Hi
Result in pictures. 2 loops for birm with 0,8 brim diameter @0,2 layer height & 0,4mm extrusion, skin = 0.8, 2 loops from inside.
This is a print test.
I use brim to avoid little blob of the second layer grid support material just under the first layer of the object (see some of my older post).

- Brim outside (left on picture), not inside (right on picture)
Regards
Re: No Brim Inside - KS 3.10
Posted: 20 May 2016, 10:03
by lonesock
The funny thing is, since I added the brim code I've been *trying* to only have the brim on the outside! It seems I finally found a way to make it work, unfortunately. [8^)
So, I can make this a setting, but it won't be for this release, sorry. I'm just trying to smash bugs then get the 1.5 version up for everyone to play with.
Jonathan
Re: No Brim Inside - KS 3.10
Posted: 21 May 2016, 03:48
by Olivier13
Hi Jonathan, hi all
After another slicing test, I found where it comes from :
with a 0.15 layer height, the brim appears inside because there is a small height difference (0,1mm) between the "rib" (internal) and the hull (external) of the parts.
Another point in favor of brim inside : looking at the holes, we see first layer loop+perimeter of each hole do not stick very well on grid.
@ Jonathan : thanks a lot for your works!