Bambu Studio Tutorial Variable Layer Height for Smooth Prints
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2024
- Welcome to our Bambu Studio Tutorial for Variable Layer Height and 3d Print Smoothing. I spent a lot of time bringing you the most comprehensive and detailed tutorial. Unlock the full potential of your 3D prints with our deep dive into the Variable Layer Height feature in Bambu Studio. This powerful tool can dramatically improve the surface quality of your prints, and in this video, we show you exactly how to use it to your advantage.
🔍 In This Video:
What is Variable Layer Height? We start with the basics, explaining what Variable Layer Height is and how it works in Bambu Studio.
Comparison Showcase: Witness the striking difference in print quality with and without the Variable Layer Height feature. We provide side-by-side comparisons to highlight the improvements in surface smoothness and detail.
Step-by-Step Guide: Follow along as we walk you through the process of activating and adjusting Variable Layer Height settings for your projects. Whether you're dealing with intricate models or simple designs, learn how to apply this feature for optimal results.
Advantages of Variable Layer Height: Discover the benefits, including reduced print time and enhanced detail, without compromising on print strength or using more filament than necessary.
Practical Tips and Tricks: Gain insights into best practices for using Variable Layer Height, troubleshooting common issues, and how to make the most out of this feature for various types of prints.
Whether you're new to Bambu Studio or looking to refine your 3D printing skills, this tutorial is packed with valuable information to help you achieve flawless prints. By the end of this video, you'll understand why Variable Layer Height is a game-changer in 3D printing and how to leverage it to enhance the quality of your prints.
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📚 Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:16 Which Objects We Will Be Testing
01:13 What is Variable Layer Height?
02:12 Getting Started With Variable Layer Height
04:12 Layer Height Option In Slicer
04:39 Comparing Print Times
04:52 Final Results
05:26 Outro - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Excellent video. You very informative and approachable. Keep it up!
Really great info
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for making this video! I had no idea this feature was there and have been struggling to get spherical shapes to print smoothly.
Awesome glad it helped! Make sure to subscribe I have a tone more content coming!
Great video. Would love to see one for a better/smoother FLAT top surface in Bambu Studio (I haven't seen one yet).
Great suggestion! I will definitely put one together I have some good ideas for this. Thanks for the comment. I am finalizing my complete beginners guide right now so if that is something that interests you, keep an eye out!
Good video, very clear, thank you. It would have been helpful to cover the slider to the right.
Thank you for the comment! When you say the slicer to the right are you talking about the layer widget slider?
@@bambamprint Yes. Allows you to tune, layer by layer, what the slicer comes up with after using the two upper variables.
@@bryanwelsh1773 Yes, gotcha. Just wanted to make sure. Thanks Bryan
Excellent tutorial.
Glad you liked it! I will be releasing a very large tutorial soon so please be sure to check it out once it is released!
@@bambamprint I will for sure...I've been 3D printing for quite a while but am new to Bambu so these kinds of quick tips are very handy!
I need a bit of clarity if possible please, if your minimum layer height is 0.08, then that is the minimum you printer can raise each layer, how are you getting smoth transitions when using a layer heights of 0.12 and 0.15, 0.19 etc, these numbers are not divisable by 0.08, so you printer cant print at that layer height? does the software compensate and automaticly and change to 0.8, 0.16, 0.24, 0.32 etc?
@@isthattrue1083 your numbers of 0.28 and 0.12 would work if the printer is capeable of a layer height of 0.04 but not 0.08, I presume in the video 0.08 was not the lowest the printer can acheive, still the fact that the slicer is stating layer heights of 0.19 and 0.15 just doesent calculate out correctly that I can see, maybe its just me not understanding.
Вместо того чтобы дать самим выбрать где какой высотой печатать приду эти эту ерунду. Вроде cura раньше позволяла, а теперь тоже эту дурацкую система ввела.