Hi folks,
I was having trouble separating my PA6 from my Support for PA, so I decided to do some tests. I dried the PA6 and Support overnight before printing. Might be useful to someone. Im sure there is a more scientific way to do this, but I dont have equipment to measure pulling force for separation.
Summary: Moving forward I will be using: Normal Type, Default Style, Rectilinear and .3 Z distance.
Type: Normal | Style: Default | Interface Pattern: Rectilinear Interlaced | Top/Bottom Z Distance: .3 - Challenging to Remove
Type: Normal | Style: Default | Interface Pattern: Rectilinear | Top/Bottom Z Distance: .3 - Easy to Remove
Type: Normal | Style: Default | Interface Pattern: Rectilinear | Top/Bottom Z Distance: .2 - Hard to Remove
Type: Normal | Style: Default | Interface Pattern: Rectilinear Interlaced | Top/Bottom Z Distance: .2 - Hard to Remove
Type: Normal | Style: Snug | Interface Pattern: Rectilinear | Top/Bottom Z Distance: .2 - Hard to Remove
Type: Normal | Style: Default | Interface Pattern: Rectilinear | Top/Bottom Z Distance: .1 - Hard to Remove
Type: Tree| Style: Slim | Interface Pattern: Rectilinear | Top/Bottom Z Distance: .2 - Hard to Remove From Large Flat Surfaces, Easy From Small Overhangs
Type: Normal | Style: Snug | Interface Pattern: Rectilinear Interlaced | Top/Bottom Z Distance: .2 Hard to Remove From Large Flat Surfaces, Easy From Small Overhangs
No Support Material - Type: Tree | Style: Organic | Interface Pattern: Rectilinear Interlaced | Top/Bottom Z Distance: .2 - Hard to Remove
No Support Material - Type: Tree | Style: Slim | Interface Pattern: Rectilinear | Top/Bottom Z Distance: .2 - Hard to Remove
No Support Material - Type: Tree | Style: Slim | Interface Pattern: Rectilinear Interlaced | Top/Bottom Z Distance: .2 - Hard to Remove
