Can I use Soluble Support Material with the Mini+
Looking for a way to print more complex objects like https://www.stlfinder.com/model/lambretta-scooter-model-3ETThlR5/2707371/
RE: Can I use Soluble Support Material with the Mini+
It is possible but not easy. You will find the basics in these threads:
https://forum.prusa3d.com/forum/prusaslicer/manual-multicolor/
BUT
For that particular model which appears symmetrical; I would cut it in half lengthways, print both sides flat with minimal support and glue together before painting.
Cheerio,
RE: Can I use Soluble Support Material with the Mini+
Material change works well, but for a model like that there is not one layer where you can change, so it would be impractical. @Diem's suggestion is a good one. There are many models that are just not designed for FDM printing. You often can look at them and find a flat plane through them, cut them into two pieces, and get two easy to print pieces instead of one impossible to print piece.
Regards,
Mark
RE: Can I use Soluble Support Material with the Mini+
Thanks. That model is a bad example - splitting it is better. but thanks for the pointers to materials changing.