In this video, we break down exactly why slicer-generated supports often lead to print failures, surface defects, and unreliable results. Whether you’re designing for personal projects or print on-demand, relying on generic supports just doesn’t cut it.
We’ll show you how to level up your design workflow by preparing parts that either need no support at all—or use custom-designed supports created directly in CAD to ensure consistent, high-quality results across thousands of prints. If you’re tired of unpredictable results, this is your blueprint for better prints.
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