U225X PUBLIC-SAFE CONVERSATION NOTE

RECORD: CHAT-0360
TOPIC: Speeding Up 3D Prints
IMPORTED: 2026.01.31

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EXTRACTED REQUEST: This part does not need to hold muc hweight it basically a book end record holder how can I speed up the print

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USER MESSAGES:
1. This part does not need to hold muc hweight it basically a book end record holder how can I speed up the print

ASSISTANT RESPONSES:
1. Yep — for a bookend / record holder you can speed this up a LOT without hurting it. Here are the biggest speed gains (do these in this order):. ✅ 1) Drop the infill way down (yours is already 1% 👍) You’re using Lightning @ 1% — that’s already about as fast as it gets. ✅ Leave that alone.. ✅ 2) Reduce top layers (you don’t need a “pretty” solid roof) Right now you have: - Top shell layers = 2 - Top thickness = 1.0mm For speed, change to: ✅ Top shell layers = 0 or 1 ✅ Top thickness = 0.4–0.6mm If the top doesn’t need to look perfect, this saves a lot of time.. ✅ 3) Reduce bottom layers (you don’t need a tank) You have: - Bottom shell layers = 3 - Bottom thickness = 0.0mm (weird display but it’s still laying bot…

EXTRACTED KNOWLEDGE / HOW-TO
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- Top shell layers = 2
- Top thickness = 1.0mm
- Bottom shell layers = 3
- Bottom thickness = 0.0mm (weird display but it’s still laying bottoms)
- Wall loops = 2
- 48mm will make it print *uglier*, but for a functional holder it’s fine.
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