YOUR 3D PRINTER DOESN'T

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The video addresses a common pain point for 3D printing enthusiasts (low-poly artifacts) and offers a practical, actionable solution using readily available software features. The clear demonstration and comparison of before-and-after prints make the advice easy to understand and trust.

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The video explains how to fix low-poly issues in 3D prints by adjusting slicer settings. It demonstrates that the problem often lies in the print file's polygon count rather than the printer itself. The creator shows how to use the 'Subdivision Mesh' feature in slicers like OrcaSlicer and Bambu Studio to increase polygon count and improve print quality.

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Extra tips for low poly prints ⬇️ 1. Subdividing mesh can improve surface smoothness by adding more polygons to your model. 2. Careful not to over do it! Too many polygons can slow down slicing time. 3. Subdividing mesh can change part fitment and geometry. It's best for organic/smooth parts that don't need to be dimensionally accurate. 4. Export your CAD files at a higher STL resolution to avoid low-poly effect, OR export as STEP file. #3dprinting #design