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Cosmic Gate – supports yes or no?

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    • #211282
      Thorsten MΓΌnz
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      Hey guys!

      Just loaded the Cosmic Gate Ruins A (cut options) into Cura and wondering about using supports or not. On first sight I would say there are definitly isles which will need some support structures. But if I use auto support with Cura the whole thing is wrapped up in structure and I’ll probabely need a stonemason to get details out of it. .. πŸ˜€

      Any suggestions? Maybe someone printet the gate already and can give some settings/advice? Would be highly appeciated! Thanks a lot! πŸ™‚

    • #211318
      Nicholas Jebson
      Participant

      When we printed the Gate on our Ender3 here at the office we did not have any supports enabled, and the quality came out like you saw in the product picture.

      You can find our Ender Cura profile here: https://www.printablescenery.com/2020/01/21/creality-ender-3-cura-4-4-1-settings/

    • #211325
      Matt
      Participant

      In the description under notes
      “Whole versions may require support to print the arch, there is an alternate cut available.”

      And additional information
      “Requires supports on some files”

    • #211469
      Thorsten MΓΌnz
      Participant

      Thanks! I’ll try it and report afterwards. πŸ™‚

    • #211944
      artfulori
      Participant

      Do you have a preferred profile for printing your models, for the Artillery Sidewinder x1? Being pretty new to 3D printing in general and completely 100% new to printable scenery (so cool and I don’t even play that type of table top game!). I’m about to give the cosmic gate cut version a go, the full version looked like it would need hella supports, but I’m open to any and all advice to print that model whole with minimal supports (especially don’t want them around all the details). Anyway – awesome models! πŸ˜€ – Artfulori

    • #211977
      Nicholas Jebson
      Participant

      The Artillery i would assume still uses Cura, so i would use the same Cura profile as seen above but when selecting a printer you just have to make sure that the bed size is the same as the X1 (300mm * 300mm * 400mm) so that there is no chance of attempting to print outside the buildplate. You can do this either by selecting a custom printer or another printer with the appropriate size.

    • #212469
      artfulori
      Participant

      Nicholas,

      I am using Cura with it, with some custom profiles I found …um, somewhere on the interwebz? LOL Anyway – I’ll give it a try with the Ender profile and see how it goes. My husband stole the printer from me the other day so I haven’t had a chance to start the print anyway. LOL I guess repairing the corners on the kitchen trashcan was more important than time travel. Who knew? I’ll let y’all know how it goes! πŸ˜€

      Thanks for being awesome, have the best day ever!

      Lori

    • #212652
      Nicholas Jebson
      Participant

      How dare he have priorities XD! not too bad an item though to start honing in the printer. it usually takes me 2-3 prints on a new machine before i have the settings how i like them so he is just doing the R&D stages for you πŸ˜€

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