Benchy tree
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Benchies do grow on a tree, you know.
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This is an experiment for creating a solid tree structure just with organic supports. The tree trunk is not part of the model, it's all just organic supports with increased strength to form a solid object.
How to print
Open the 3MF file in PrusaSlicer. Make sure to import it as a project, so that you get all the custom settings.
Then, when you are switching to your printer, transfer all of the settings.
These settings are what make the organic supports solid: increased layer density, support extrusion width, 0.0 top Z contact distance, slower printing speed for supports, and others. (Check the menu settings for all the changes)
I would recommend printing in PLA.
Make your own
You can use the project settings and create your own “tree” model. By default, you cannot make an object float in the air - the trick is to make an object with multiple parts (right click - Add part; or select multiple objects and right click - Merge) and then put one part under the print bed, so it's ignored during slicing.
