3D Printing - Support StructuresYou want to print a complex model with many overhangs at different angles. How should you decide where to add supports?AAdd supports only under overhangs steeper than 45 degreesBAdd supports randomly to speed up printingCAdd supports only on flat surfacesDNever add supports to avoid extra cleanupCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand overhang angle thresholdsOverhangs steeper than about 45 degrees usually need support to print well.Step 2: Apply support placement strategySupports should be added only where needed to avoid extra material and cleanup.Final Answer:Add supports only under overhangs steeper than 45 degrees -> Option AQuick Check:Supports for >45° overhangs only = A [OK]Quick Trick: Support only steep overhangs to balance quality and cleanup [OK]Common Mistakes:Adding supports randomly wastes materialAdding supports on flat surfaces is unnecessaryAvoiding supports causes print failure
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