Don’t know if it helps or not…the new Simplify3D version 4 is out, and it gives you the opportunity to weight the base infill (you can set up variable infill zones) so that really tall objects don’t get top heavy and get knocked over or topple.
I haven’t upgraded to it yet, I just got the mail-out. (So it might not be ready for Prime Time yet. But it looks like it might be helpful trying to print something like that.)
(And you could try adding an attached skirt or raft on that design…really broad at the bottom, to give more surface adhesion area to the shape. It looks like it might be top heavy.)
This is not cheap non-name filament, but essentially it’s paraffin wax which is really slippery stuff. I normally get fantastic adhesion (I have plenty of tearouts on my glass where the part stuck so well that while cooling tore a flake off the borosilicate…
I was able to fix your image. I’m not sure why it don’t post like your previous one, but it might have something to do with your markdown changes. I think it is best to keep it as the html <img> tag when uploading an image.
Are there some other posts that have broken videos? He might just need to add an extra blank line before the link so that the forum server sees it as change to the post and actually updates the html.
@henryhbk has posted many videos (enjoyable to watch) which sporadically appeared and disappear. Some played and appeared in different browsers and not in others.
If memory servers, they have been via Vimeo. Others were post produced, but didn’t seem to have issues like this video has.
