I’d like to print some objects which require support. But cleaning the support will be borderline to impossible without damaging the object or in best case almost impossible to reach.
I can cut the object to pieces and print with less support successfully and then gluing everything together. But I’d like to print all at one go. For that I would need a support that can be removed easily, something like Support for PLA that dissolves in water.
My question is, is there any brand of such support filament that can be used with an AMS? Either from Bambu or some other brand. If yes, is it any good?
There are some other brands as well. I typed into Google “Give me some water-dissolvable support filaments for printing PLA” and got a few brands including Bambu, and some key considerations on using them. If the image is too small, type the same into Google and you can see it better and can also follow some links to read more.
While you are waiting for more input, here are some demo/guidance/tips on videos in addition to be on “paper”
I typed “give me some key points in using Bambu Lab PVA. Also show any discussions or videos on using of PVA.“ and got the following.
The info is enough for me if I were to use Bambu Lab PVA. But if I were to watch some video, I would start with this one, which is listed among the videos.
@Blaster It might, but it is not enough for my specific application.
The design has cavities and areas I can’t reach. Even if I could reach, there is a huge risk of damaging the object I’m printing if I try to “pop away” PLA Support.
Using PLA Support or regular support is not an option.
