Since the inside of most prints is hollow with an infill grid, putting an outer layer, especially on the top of the print, can in some cases produce some gaps where this shell layer covers these hollow areas. If this is the case, the gcode is not adequate for what you need to print and […]
“Overhangs, ohhh pesky overhangs! If just not for this little imperfection my print would be 100% perfect.”, if you have said this during printing, and feel strongly compelled to work to as best as you can eliminate these faults, then “Congratulations” you have entered into the picky world of advanced 3D personal manufacturing. Overhangs […]
When printing / slicing objects, its always a good idea to see how much time & material the object will consume in the print. Less is better, however there will be parts and surfaces that will require a structural support (so that the object will not collapse). But keep in mind, supports can take their […]
First of all, CraftWare is a slicer program and not a design program. However, if you have an object that is too tall to fit in your build area, but not too wide, you can pick a layer in the middle of the print and drag it down through the virtual buildplate. Then make a […]
Currently, Craftware supports two types of files: .stl | .obj |
