TorontoBuilder
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I printed a straight up 1" cube flat on the bed and it is flawless.
I didn't want to do that on the adapter remover because the threads would be too weak. I should try 45 degree with a fancy support
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I didn't want to do that on the adapter remover because the threads would be too weak. I should try 45 degree with a fancy support
Doggggboy
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I'm not sure if the Creality slicer allows it but if you can use adaptive layer height it may help smooth the transition from layer to layer when printing on an angle. It works well on printing a sphere where the change in circumference makes for a large change in where the edge of the layer starts. Just spitballing.