Basic Supporting and Orientation

Quick summary of the video: When preparing a 3D model for printing, focus on achieving self-support and preserving vital details. Hollowing the model reduces weight and peel force, enhancing printability. Tilt the model strategically to minimize supports. Customize support placement using heavy anchors for the base and medium supports for shape preservation. Utilize double rows of supports to ensure accuracy and prevent deformation. Avoid damaging critical areas like suction cups or holes with supports. Experiment with support shaft distances for optimal results. A precise orientation and well-placed supports lead to successful 3D prints, even for complex objects.
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[@hothmobile100]

Thank you for posting this. I have learned so much from this video. Some key items for newbies like me you cover here are "making the model support itself", the importance of holes and hollowing (hollowing reduces the weight and suction but then when you create hollow but enclosed sections you need to either have holes or blockers for some areas), and some other awesome tips. Thank you!

[@J3DTech]

I did not notice till after I did that because my camera is on a different device, it did not include it in this video. Next time