unwanted stright infill line on small objects - tensile testing speciments
Hi,
I want to Analyse difference infill pattern via tensile testing. Therefore we made a test speciment (according to ISO527)
we wanted to try the "normal" rectilinear infill, without any perimeter.
It works for the first and top layers however not for the layers in between. (see added screenshots). Does anyone know how to get the slicer to follow the infill pattern. Btw. SuperSlicer does not has this "issue"/feature.
Best Answer by Neophyl:
Once Susi is updated to the 2.7 code it will also likely have the same issue. This is part of the ‘optimisations’ for solid infill. Note solid infill and Not normal infill.
Im not at a computer right now to check but I’d try zero top and bottom layers and then 100% rectilinear for the actual infill.
If you can post your file or better yet a copy of your Prusa slicer project file (which will also have all the settings you are using) then we can check with certainty. If attaching remember to zip any files.
RE: unwanted stright infill line on small objects - tensile testing speciments
Once Susi is updated to the 2.7 code it will also likely have the same issue. This is part of the ‘optimisations’ for solid infill. Note solid infill and Not normal infill.
Im not at a computer right now to check but I’d try zero top and bottom layers and then 100% rectilinear for the actual infill.
If you can post your file or better yet a copy of your Prusa slicer project file (which will also have all the settings you are using) then we can check with certainty. If attaching remember to zip any files.
RE: unwanted stright infill line on small objects - tensile testing speciments
@neophyl: haaa, you are a genius!!! It works as suggested!! Thanks for the great advice. May you have a awesome weekend!