The most impressive and easiest 3D printing tree support removal ASMR video 

Hahaha thanks

i think they’re everyone’s biggest enemies when it comes to 3D printing 😂

I normally do a z seperation of the layer height that you are currently printing and a horizontal gap of about .28 i think and it normal can be flicked off and i also recommend tuning your 3d printer for bridging and I haven’t had problems since I messed with the settings

When printing PLA, I use PETG for support interface material (using Bambu AMS). Since PLA and PETG don't bond well together, they come right off!

Do you get a lot of waste? Poop chute?​@@nakleh

Same

Ain’t no way I said it was Frieza at first

What do you want to know?

@@3DPDoctor seems you have many questions from different people here who are eager to learn. They have asked a few questions although some are the same question.

How?

@@RockoShaw Support density - 0%

lower the density on the supports to like 10

El material del plato importa mucho. En mi ender3pro uso un plato de PEI texturado y en mi bambu labs x1 carbon uso un "liquid glue" que ellos venden y funciona de maravillas

​@@nicocesar me refiero en la pisa impresa, cuando saco los soporte sale quedar muy pegado a la impresión.

@@miguelangelanguelsantander9918suport interface 0.35 density 50% on roof

I think he will make it smooth manually

Tree

@@Fpvfreakylol

@@hollisbabybeatsits what its called

they are tree supports.

No

​@@Simons_Animatronicsyeah

@@AutismusPrime69 lmao does it actually work?

Yes

XD 😈