I'm wanting to do a large Number ( 2 ) that's about 3cm thick. I don't want it solid so will use maybe a 10% Infill? So is there a way of knowing what thickness the sides/top or bottom will be?
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I'm wanting to do a large Number ( 2 ) that's about 3cm thick. I don't want it solid so will use maybe a 10% Infill? So is there a way of knowing what thickness the sides/top or bottom will be?
You have to set your shells. Probably one shell will be good enough if you just want it for show.
Excellent, thank you for that, I will test it out today
Any more of this toilet talk and you'll be taken out and beaten to within an inch of your life with a toilet bowl brush!:pQuote:
Originally Posted by KenR60
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LOL Yeah I should have picked a 3 instead
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(I was going to make a reference to fagging and fags, but out American friends would not understand the connotation!)
Bumming a fag is a very different experience in the US cf the UK / Aus.
Yeah, pretty common term here, not something you really blink twice at :) reminds me of these candies/lollies we used to have here called 'Fags' , imported from the U.S or mexico I think.... they were fake cigarette candies.. they changed the name to 'Fads' (which is sorta still applicable lol...)Quote:
Originally Posted by 3dkarma
I wanted to get this thread on track, so I re-read the first post again.. "I'm wanting to do a large Number ( 2 ) that's about 3cm thick."
and all I could do was burst into laughter, sorry, I will be no use here... ;):o:p
I remember fags in Australia - they had a red tip on them. I always preferred the cigars, though. You had to remember to take the gold foil band off otherwise you'd get a nasty shock halfway through.Quote:
reminds me of these candies/lollies we used to have here called 'Fags' , imported from the U.S or mexico I think.... they were fake cigarette candies
Enough nostalgia. Wall width is the vertical shells perimeters setting in Slic3r under Print Settings / Layers and perimeters. Top and bottom are in the Horizontal shells part of the same settings section.