Custom Manual Supports in Cura Slicer 4.3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2019
- Chuck shows you how to place Custom Manual Supports in Cura Slicer 4.3. Manual supports are very handy as they use less plastic, print faster and gives you support only where you need it. There is a plugin that allows you to place supports where you want and Chuck shows you where to find it and how to use it in this week's Filament Friday.
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Thanks for the video. Exactly what I was looking to learn.
Considering you only wanted supports where it was printing freely in the air another option would have been to change the "Support Overhang Angle" you can see you have yours set to the default 45 degrees. Setting this higher to should have been an option you should have at least shown.
I printed this exact figure the other day with tree supports. Worked perfectly, easy to remove, and all with the click of a single button. Tree supports are magical.
All of your Cura videos are great for the person new to 3d printing. Thanks, they have helped out a lot.
I really appreciate you doing these videos and how you do them by explaining, I'm still new to 3D printing scene but I've learned a lot while watching your videos I really appreciate your time thank you.
Been using these for years, they can really help out providing you play around with them and learn how they work - vids like this are great.
It missed a few options that are available but it's great to see the option getting out there; thanks Chep! 👍🏻
Just got my ender 3, and watched both of your videos. Hope to use supports thanks to your help! Thank you for the explanation
I bought one of your kits from Amazon. The tools are working well for me! I've only used a few so far, but they are making things a lot easier. Thank you for these videos!
Your video still works for todays new updated cura. So many thanks :) Keep up your awesome work.
After messing with the support blocker and generally getting tied up in a knot, I thought there must be a better way. CHEP will know and he did! My learning curve seems to be a steep one and you keep digging me out of trouble. It makes the whole hobby much more enjoyable.
where can I find the support blocker?
This is way easier than I thought it was going to be. Thanks for explaining so clear and actually jumping into the subject of the video instead of talking about nothing for the first 5 minutes.
This dude is THA MAN. I haven't even finished watching the video and learned a lot about cura and 3D printing (newbie here). Good job and thanks for the help!
Chuck, THANKS for another informative video filled with tips, & tricks to help us print more gooder. I LOVE this custom support idea!
I keep coming back to these videos. Clear and to the point. Thanks
Really great video, Chuck. I've tried these before, but really love what you did making the supports more solid. Totally going to try this with some minis!
Excellent! The plugin solved an issue I was having on my model, it was very easy to add support exactly where I wanted using this. Another great tutorial Chuck, thank you
Amazing, what can be adjusted in Cura additionallly to the standards. Thanks a lot for your explanations ! Very helpfully and understandable ! Great work !
OMG THANKYOU! I've been using cura since I was given my ender 3 for Christmas this year and when I printed your filament friday fan cover and sd card relocator I had to use the cura standard supports and it took FOREVER to remove all of it. Thankyou for making this video!
Excellent job chuck. You handled a touchy subject with style and finesse.
Helpful as always Chuck! I thought I had to actually draw the support, I didn't realize I just needed to touch it where it needed to go! Also, you mention doing the cleanup, I'd love to see a video on how you do your cleanups. Thanks again!
I recently started 3D printing and was wondering how to optimise supports, then I find this. I never would have found out about this great feature on my own. Thanks a lot for this simple but effective video to highlight that feature!
Chep you are amazing sir! You have been instrumental in my 3d printing journey. Every video you've put out has been informative, easy to follow and just overall very well put together. Thank you for all the help!
Thanks for watching.
Always enjoy watching your channel, has been a very good go to since I started 3D printing. I just printed your Marvin out tonight and it turned out awesome!
Hey, instead of using 80% support infill all the way up, you can:
- Enable Support Interface
- Support Interface Density 80% - 100%
- Support Interface Lines
That will print the support structure with lower infill (20% if you set it) and increase the density at the interface up to 100% - if you select lines as your interface pattern it will just be a solid layer.
Saves material and supports just as well and better, that the method of the video.
You're the best. This was awesome.
I'm a true newbie and I can't tell you how happy I was to learn how to add supports in Cura in the first place lol
Thanks for ALL the videos of Ender3 and CURA... I learn a lot from you! Thanks!
Thanks for the video. I've used these for a long time, but for some reason, never knew they could be resized. I just added a bunch of them in the places I need, and often missed places. Will be much easier now that I know I can resize them.
Wow thanks for spending time on this subject and explaining it so well. Also I was happy to see how much filament you saved with this method 4 Meters Awesome.I have been using Cura for years never clicked or messed with the mysterious icons under scaling. I hope everyone reading this and there families are healthy and safe.
Have a great day.
Dave
I love custom supports! It saves so much time after the print.
Your the man! Thank u soooooo much for this video. This saved me a bunch of time not having to research and read a novel for a such a simple thing. U probably did both read it and then decide to make a video for us grasshoppers. I appreciate you☆☆☆☆☆
happy to see this finally in cura. thank you for showing this plugin, chep. really helpful
You mark where you don’t want supports? That’s like going to McDonalds drive through and saying “I’m not going to tell you what I want... but here’s what I don’t want...”
"I don't want a boot, a cactus, a Boeing aircraft..."
Sometimes it makes more sense if there are less things you dont want rather than things you want. Believe me, im a programmer
I recently found this is actually possible natively in Cura 4.3 (not sure about previous versions). Add a support block as usual, and in the Per Model Settings with the block selected, choose "Modify settings for overlap" and hit "Select Settings" then add "Generate Support" and any other special settings you might want to add. From here I think it's exactly the same as the process shown in this video. The support options you can add there is only about half the normal list at the moment (support pattern is a pretty important one which is missing), so, like in this video, tick Generate Support in the main print settings, adjust accordingly, then untick it again and the setting still applies to the block/s you placed.
There's also another option for the Support Block Per Model Mesh Type, which is "Print as Support" which treats the entire block as a support, enabling you to do stuff like manually building a tower, or encasing your model in support (if for some strange reason you need to).
I've only been using Cura for 3 weeks and have been watching a few of your videos whilst trying to get good prints out of our new Ender 3. I actually figured this process out after watching "3 Cura Slicer Setting Tricks For Beginners" to learn how to change the infill density at different locations.
Thanks for the video it helped a lot by disabling support in a cavity. I struggled with the problem for 2 weeks.
Naturally, a support needed to lift those balls of iron. Thanks, it really helped. I was looking for a setting like this.
Excellent tip on the adding supports bit. Well done.
This video is amazing! This is exactly what I was wanting to learn! Thanks so much for all your videos Chep!
Thank you, whenever I see your videos, you get me out of trouble.
This channel deserves way more subscribers. All videos are quite informative.
Thanks
Thank you for the subtitles and including the support cleanup, very helpful video
Thank you! This was a real life saver, I was going crazy trying to find out how to do this. Your video was simple and succinct.
Ive been held back form a bunch of things i wanted to print because generate doesn't always work but now thanks to this video I can print cool things
This is awesome thanks! Just got a printer and thought you couldn't do any type of overhang, so excited to try this now!
You knocked it out of the park thank you please keep making these videos you rock and roll
Thank you
Thank you.. Exactly what I needed today! Your videos are always helpful.
The more I learn, the more I realize I don't know. 3D printing really is an art. Thanks for the info, very helpful.
Dude awesome video I print a lot of items that I use so a custom support system like this makes the item usable and a lot less clean up thank you
Oh wow, that actually will save me a ton of plastic and printing time. Great video!
Thank you for this video. Literally exactly what I was looking for and has helped tremendously with my prints!
I've used this plugin before, but had no clue you could resize them like this, thanks!
This is such a good, clear and helpful tutorial, thank you!
Another great informational video,i like having control of my supports, before i avoided a lot of prints because of the amount of supports that were called for but now it does not bother me cause i can customize my supports. 👍👍
Thank you for this video. I Did not know you could do this. New to 3d printing. This will help a lot with many of my prints.
Thanks for the info. This was very helpful.
One note: If supports are not generating as expected, click "generate support", change "touching build plate only" to "everywhere", then unclick "generate support".
This video and that tidbit was all I was looking for.
Hallelujah. I didn't even know that existed and always liked that option in simplify 3d. Thanks again. You tips and tricks are so handy.
This saved the print of my own design. Thank you!
thank you Chep!! with your infos so far i really get great results on cura 4.3 and ender 3!!
and if you ask me many many people use this setup!! thanks again!! great channel!! cheers from Greece!! =)
I want to thank you very much because before doing this I could not get custom supports to work but after watching a video it's working out real nice and the reason it didn't work out cuz I couldn't figure out how to do it correctly.
thanks for the video I have been searching on how to do custom supports for ages and how to had them
ahahah... you save my life! last night I stayed up late because I was manually creating supports on Tinkerkad, for one of the models I want to print without all the unnecessary supports... ahahah... i should have check TH-cam at first place! now I know it will be even better printed ans save more filament! Thanks Chep!
Beautiful! Thank you! You saved me hours of clean up!!
HEY MAN I’ve watched you since u were 20k I think. The first video o watched was on the da Vinci 1.0 and finally u came up in my suggested again. So happy to watch!
Great video. Worked like a charm in cura 4.4 though I did not try and print Ironman.
Thanks for the video!! Helped alot looking forward to trying manual supports!
wow, in such a short period of time did I ever learn alot
Chuuuck teaching the way thank you sir hope 2020 is treating you well🙏🏾
Just a couple of days ago, I had some serious trouble removing the excessive supports Cura insisted on generating, just for a hat that would have printed fine with just bridging. If I'd known about this then I would have saved a whole bunch of plastic, time and stress. Definitely going to install it straight away!
Thank you! I really appreciate the insight. I would have been wasting time and plastic without this video.
Woah this couldn't have come at a better time!! I couldn't find a video anywhere
I opened my Cura straight away to install this plugin, I'm sure I'll get great use out of it, thanks
Chuck, another great video. Thank you for all of your knowledge sharing!
THANK YOU!!! Cura should include this by default!!! This is a feature they need in the software. It's the only thing that's missing over other slicers..
I have printed enough now that I have a good idea what will need support and what won't, and with your tutorial and this add-on, now I can choose the exact placement and size of supports. I installed the plugin and tried it out right away, and waited for the print job to finish, it worked to perfection, just as you showed in your print. This may be the most useful episode you've ever done, at least for me. I recommend that people print the MICRO all-in-one printer test that shows what overhang angles your printer can do cleanly, and if you have an Ender 3 like I do, definitely upgrade the part cooling duct, I went with the latest version of the Hero Me design with stock fans.
Thanks.
I tested the Hero Me. I didn’t see a big difference.
Thank you very much for your great education
You really helped me a lot
I am grateful to you
I hope you are more successful every day
You are a very kind man and you know how to teach very well
thank you
Thanks for the tips with custom supports 💟
Thanks Chep, As always very valuable to get up and running.
Been needing this info badly! Thanks CHEP! Now the next riddle is how to select different densities for different area's of your supports LOL.
Thanks for this video. I'm new to 3D printing and Cura. I didn't know about the plugin. I would love to see more videos on Cura 4.3
Most of it applies to 4.3.
th-cam.com/play/PLRFPlUhDTTlm0AqW9EGhxglCt_OKvAwxI.html
Thanks to you, we saved time and materials.
Hi Chuck. A comparison against tree supports might have been interesting too - that can get a bit funky at times, but I find it can work well for more difficult prints.
As mentioned, I showed tree supports in a previous video and linked to it at the end. th-cam.com/video/7BURpQNXrDA/w-d-xo.html
It was your video that inspired me to try tree supports, I just meant on that same print.
Yes! I also have the same question. If I check the enable supports box, can I change the custom support to the tree support type?
I just did a model from fortnite exactly like that for my kid and the support was everywhere and took FOREVER to remove and was super dense. Wish I saw this earlier.
Very handy and useful. Thank you, Chep.
Great video! I’ve been learning a ton this past month.
Thanks, your videos are incredibly helpful
Thanks for the tip
I've been using craftware when I needed custom supports but I'll deffinetly give this a try.
chep, this was really cool. Any chance you could do future videos on the ender 5?
thank you so much your videos have been my saving grace lately
Thanks for the video! As a beginner in 3D printing this is an absolute gem!
FYI: Custom Supports doesn't exists in Cura 5, found something called Custom Support Cylinder which seems to be the same idea, just with a few more options.
I noticed that too! I had the custom supports in Cura 4.x however when i updated to 5.x i've lost it. Now i am using also this Custom Support Cylinder.
Thanks CHEP. just installed the plugin. Looks great.
Awesome stuff. I wanted something like that for a long time
Best video ever for supports, thanku so much
Thank you Chep nice video like always,!!!! I used one time this support, but i m going to use it more.
Thanks for pointing this feature out! Life saver 👍🏻
I just got this plug in and I love it. Its great for rings and dnd minis
Oh boy... I had found the custom support plugin, but it hadn't occured to me that the support blocks are scalable like other meshes. That info alone was worth the price of admission, thanks!
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Thanks mate! Super succinct and to the point video, much appreciated.
Oh my god, THANK YOU!!! I’m still fairly new to printing, but trying to get supports properly for tabletop minis is a nightmare... most of the time anything besides tree supports just makes a mess, and tree supports tend to encase the whole thing. Being able to be more selective will make it MUCH easier.
I was looking at this jUst the other day! Excellent video
I printed this exact model a while ago with full support. It took ages to get it of. In the process, I broke the arm and both legs of the model and had to glue them back in place. It was a pain. Great tip! Will definitly use this plugin next time.
Thanks for confirming my suspicions.
Good work ,
I I've been using custom support since I started using my printer .
Great video. Simple and to the point 👌
Thank you for this movie because I could not understand, that is, I did not know how to support in this program and now I know and I was able to print what I wanted for a long time