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Tree Frog:

Sliced with Cura, using joris. .2 layer height

195 degrees with fan on for all layers.

SeeMeCNC Neon Green PLA.

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Nice printout, Neil. He seems to be sparkly because of the type of PLA you used.
Good job.

Yep, so much better than personal care products.

Does joris make a difference when printing regular objects? I was under the impression that its benefit was from printing single wall objects with a continuously changing z height so there would be no layer change seam. How does joris work with non-single walled prints?

ApacheXMD wrote:Does joris make a difference when printing regular objects? I was under the impression that its benefit was from printing single wall objects with a continuously changing z height so there would be no layer change seam. How does joris work with non-single walled prints?

Fairly well. I like that there is no pause while waiting for the z to lift. Add those up on a larger print it seems to make quite a difference.

Sliced this little fella with Kisslicer.

.1 layer height.

No other changes, well other than reducing his size by 50%.

Picture makes him looks a bit rougher than he is. Feet are the worst, I didn't turn the fan on until the second layer and the first one was fairly globby.

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You are too critical. I think he is cute and his feet are just fine. He looks like he could just leap off the table
and go ribbiting all over the place. I am a fan of frog legs so don't let him near me he just might be missing his
legs and I would have a full tummy, um, um. Hey! We could supply the frog leg market and become rich beyond
our wildest dreams! PM me and we can discuss it. Selling stock for our fledgling Company could be another way
to make a buck! I've always been a leg man anyway.

lol!

Just my attempt at humor, we need it now and then.