nieceandtows

Thanks for the advice. I'm still learning, so what makes you say regular supports would be better for this compared to tree? I always struggle to get off tree supports from thin/skinny parts and end up breaking them.

I did that last night, but couldn't get the supports to show up for under the gourd like thing. . I thought may be orca knows it better than me on supports, but sure enough it detached itself midway. What's worse, I woke up this morning and tried to remove the supports on the face, and they were super hard to remove. I pulled them with needlenose pliers and ended up ripping off the whole face of the instrument. Are my settings wrong, or did I just let it cool down too much? I used the settings from here https://www.reddit.com/r/OrcaSlicer/comments/15yjz2a/best_tree_support_settings_ive_used/

If I were to design one like this, where would I best go? I'm learning Freecad, but I assume Blender is more suited for this thing?

lol yeah it's a traditional string instrument from the south of India. It's around the size of a bass guitar

How would I go about putting them together? With super glue?

I think the issue is at least partly due to a wobbly table. I just took off the printer and placed it on the floor, redid the self test, and it's printing a lot better than before.

I ran the built in leveling and input shaping self test last night, and often run calibration before print

Printable Area Z Offset = 0mm and Extruder Offset is 0x0mm

Also, what does this mean?

Got it, thank you

How frequently would I need to replace a nozzle?

The baby is trying to establish that the defendant went to the restaurant to gain enough energy needed to murder the victim in cold blood.