It might be helpful if the slicer could report the maximum crosssectional area and perhaps a limit over which the user was warned that this model might run into problems unless the area is reduced.
Statistics: Posted by jon_bondy — Sat Sep 19, 2015 9:52 am
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Using a rpi2 as cw interpreter. do all work on a desktop, and send the slices and gcode zipped to rpi2 via web browser.
In a workshop with multiple printers, running at same time, this will be very cost and time efficient. i think atum3d is using a similar approach.
Big and configurable buttons.
pacmanfan posting sometimes development news and screenshots!
Statistics: Posted by sodium — Sun Aug 23, 2015 1:00 pm
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I have no idea whether this advice is useful/correct. My experience is that the prints are erratic (perfect print, then bad print), so I am not convinced that this feature is necessary; but others seem to be.
It would be helpful if that "feathering" could be done automatically rather than requiring the user to edit the GCode file manually.
Statistics: Posted by jon_bondy — Sat Aug 15, 2015 9:16 am
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