0402 Slic3r Bridge settings for slic3r Video Lecture | Learn 3D Modelling: The Ultimate Blender Guide - Software Development

all right so I have my unit for bridge
here and what I want to do is drag that
into my slicing program and before I
slice I just want to point out a couple
things the important thing to know that
bridges is set to ten millimeters a
second for these printers now you can
think about this you know like if a what
a bridge is is it takes and goes from
one location to another location with no
support structure in between so that's a
bridge in this fact I have a pretty long
way to go I mean I have 20 mil about 20
millimeters to go so that bridge is
really long well not real long I've seen
way longer but we'll see a little bit of
sag maybe and that's what these initial
prints are for to teach you what can be
done and what cannot be done also I have
a thin wall so I want to calculate for
that thin wall so I have 0.45 here okay
I'm just going to export that g-code
then out load that file
what I want to make sure is that the
bridge is here I'll show you
so when I hold shift the bridge should
be facing this way so I can get some air
underneath it not this so I have to
rotate this around because remember my
fan can be pointed in this direction
right
I want air to be going underneath the
bridge in this case it will not do that
I'll rotate this 45 and the number 45
and now I have it in the correct
direction so always just be picturing a
magical fan pointing in one direction
this way okay load file double-click on
it and then hold shift and you can see
now I have this opening and as I hold
shift it's gonna go layer by layer by
layer and then all of a sudden it'll
print that ball at the very top cool
okay that's really it and this is the
first print so we're just gonna print it
and then I'll show you what to turn on
in the next when we get done printing
this enjoy oh and I'll turn the fan on
low have a good