Weird Bridging
Hello together,
I have problems with Bridging. When my Bridge-Object has the thickness of only one layer, the path looks quit nice. However as soon as it contatins more than one layer, it gets messed up, and I get flying filament. I do not get, why the one layer from below is not always the first layer for my Bridge.
Does anybody know how to fix this?
Kind regards, Toni
Best Answer by Neophyl:
Its not a problem with PS, its your model. Look carefully at your 10 Metal part in your 2layer example. That section starts below the level of the slopped sections on the inner and outer frames. As such its printing in mid air as at that height its not connected to the other parts. Its not until it gets to the next layer up that it touches them.
Here I've cut your model down the middle to highlight the issue
When it starts to print that section it isn't touching the other parts so this can not be bridged. You would need support under all that area to print the model as designed. That section needs moving upwards or the sloping walls need adjusting to connect to the bottom of that middle section.
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RE: Weird Bridging
Attached are three Slicer-Files. One Layer - which is ok, Two Layer with the flying filament and my work around with another layer manual added in the step-File
RE: Weird Bridging
Its not a problem with PS, its your model. Look carefully at your 10 Metal part in your 2layer example. That section starts below the level of the slopped sections on the inner and outer frames. As such its printing in mid air as at that height its not connected to the other parts. Its not until it gets to the next layer up that it touches them.
Here I've cut your model down the middle to highlight the issue
When it starts to print that section it isn't touching the other parts so this can not be bridged. You would need support under all that area to print the model as designed. That section needs moving upwards or the sloping walls need adjusting to connect to the bottom of that middle section.