Disable sticking to the table  

RE: Disable sticking to the table

and make the girlfriends thick, for example, for printing with nylon.

Wouldn't you love to know what this guy meant?

RE: Disable sticking to the table

Posted by: @towlerg

and make the girlfriends thick, for example, for printing with nylon.

Wouldn't you love to know what this guy meant?

Uh, probably not... TMI

RE: Disable sticking to the table

Sorry for the typo. Of course, support was taken into account.

RE: Disable sticking to the table

For example, in the screenshots, in CURA I simply lifted the part into the air and the supports I needed formed under it, in PS it’s also a pain to do this. By the way, this is the only reason I had to turn to CURA. In most cases, PS covers all needs ...

RE: Disable sticking to the table

I think you might be looking for the option for a brim or raft in PS. 

Under Print Settings > Skirt and Brim, as well under Support material - Raft

I rarely use them. Mostly for larger obects in ABS to prevent warping/curling.

RE: Disable sticking to the table

Posted by: @mrstoned

I think you might be looking for the option for a brim or raft in PS. 

Under Print Settings > Skirt and Brim, as well under Support material - Raft

I rarely use them. Mostly for larger obects in ABS to prevent warping/curling.

I think it's a raft you're looking for, a brim does not extend under a part.

RE: Disable sticking to the table

Hello everyone, here again I am faced with the problem of automatic sticking to the table. Finally add the ability to turn off auto snapping for each part. For example, I now need to print a part that has an overhanging element, but I do not want to print support in the entire height of the part. I need to print a rectangle to serve as a support. But I can't put it on top where I need it, it falls on the table. It's really uncomfortable

RE: Disable sticking to the table

Posted by: @joantabb

Add the original model.

 

Then either right click on model and add part from file and choose the stl for the extra part, or add box. Then size the box to suit your needs

 

Now you should be able move the second part in ,X,Y & Z directions relative to the first part

If you model both parts at the same e time in the 3D modelling program, they should retain the relative positions when added

Regards Joan 

Thank you very much, really a solution to the problem. Helped a lot))

RE: Disable sticking to the table

Good news!

regards Joan