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Hey guys, I’ve just completed my first prints. The top surfaces and sides came out really good, but the undersides came out a little rough. Especially where supports were, what’s the accepted standards for cleaning these areas up? Sandpaper, files, dremel?

What settings should I be looking at to make my next prints even better in these areas?

My setup: Qidi xplus3 Sunlu PLA + 2.0 (using its default filament profile in orca) @ 230/60 300blkfde’s orca/machine settings. 12 walls, 80% infill. Layer height: .2 Support distances: .19

I appreciate the feedback!

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There are prints you can use to calibrate the support interface distance and it's specific to your layer height. They are available in bambu software but I imagine you can use them in orca slicer for your specific printer. You can select each tower with a different distance. It's not a long print.

I’ll definitely look into that!

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