Print Settings (compared to 0.15 mm Quality)Д¬oming from stock 0,15mm quality settings letвЂ™s go through the list of changes for the Original Prusa MK3 printers if you want to configure the slicing manually: Layers and PerimetersДЇilament Settings (compared to General PLA) Filament When importing STL files, you may need to apply some Height range modifiers (please see below). Since then you can import STL files into the new project or open our prepared 3mf files where available, and simply choose your own settings from the dropdown menus to slice the models. Amend the configurations according to the needs of your printer.

Open the above 3mf files with PrusaSlicer, proceed to the Print Settings and Filament Settings tab and save the configurations.

Marlin compatible Direct Drive printer with build volume 200x200x200 mm (tested on Original Prusa MK1 and MK3 printers).

To aid you we prepared basic profiles with test files to be downloaded below. 3mf test files for PolyAir (PLA) and PolyLight (LW-PLA) This guide is to give you some basic knowledge of what you should focus on. ThatвЂ™s the reason, your trusted printing profiles will probably be of no use for you and youвЂ™ll need to tweak a specific profile for this kind of printing. Thin-wall printing is a very different discipline compared to solid printing (Benchy for example) and weвЂ™re not aiming that much on visual quality but other more important parameters for functional, lightweight and strong parts. This mode itself doesnвЂ™t ensure a successful thin-wall printing but allows to slice the model as designed, with internal structures within fuselage and wings designed to support the walls and create structural integrity of the model. This feature is supported in PrusaSlicer since version 2.4.0. The slicing mode is called Even/Odd and is available on the Print settings tab / Advanced / Slicing PrusaSlicer developers kindly answered our call for a slicing mode to support printing our thin-wall planes including the internal structures.

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