Non-planar Ironing Makes Smooth Prints
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Non-planar Ironing Makes Smooth PrintsIf you want to smooth out the top surface of your FDM 3D prints, you can try ironing. Many slicers allow you to set this option, which drags the hot printhead through the top surface with a tiny bit of plastic to smooth out the extrusion lines. However, a recent paper explains how non-planar ironing can provide a better result
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