Settings for "Sparse Infill" under Top solid infill
Posted: 14 Aug 2018, 05:28
Hello to everyone.
Since big volume printers are quite common lately, better controls over the infill is desirable. Indeed, with my latest big prints I had some problems with "Sparse Infill" under big Top solid infill: those Sparse Infill begin too early and with too much density percentage, resulting in a really long time and too much plastic for the task; indeed the first Sparse Infill layer over the normal infill is already perfect and would be already great for the first Top Infill.
It would need so, a better logic to plans those Sparse Infill, and maybe a setting where to chose how many "Sparse Infill layers under Top" we want.
P.S.: for the object in the pic, the actual logic plans 10 layers of Sparse Infill, for 2,4 mm and taking something like 3h of printing time...
Ridiculous, isn't it?
Since big volume printers are quite common lately, better controls over the infill is desirable. Indeed, with my latest big prints I had some problems with "Sparse Infill" under big Top solid infill: those Sparse Infill begin too early and with too much density percentage, resulting in a really long time and too much plastic for the task; indeed the first Sparse Infill layer over the normal infill is already perfect and would be already great for the first Top Infill.
It would need so, a better logic to plans those Sparse Infill, and maybe a setting where to chose how many "Sparse Infill layers under Top" we want.
P.S.: for the object in the pic, the actual logic plans 10 layers of Sparse Infill, for 2,4 mm and taking something like 3h of printing time...
Ridiculous, isn't it?