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Folks,
Forum user Geit gave me a helpful push and I learned how to added additional attachment types to our forums. You can now attach/upload FCStd, F3d and STL files. In addition I have increased the PDF file size limit so I can more easily upload DrVAX video slides decks.
All the best. Irv
Yeah, it is there in Cura for a long time. Basically the nozzle is driving slower above the top surface to melt it extruding just a tiny bit to fill gaps.
It works great, but due to the slow movement it takes a while to finish a print.
There is also the opposite option, to make a textured outer surface, eg to make handles more grippy.
Ironing is a nice feature that should be advertised more, imho. PrusaSlicer 2.3.0 (still in alpha) is implementing an improved version--along with paint on supports and paint-on z-seam alignment--that might make me switch! For more information, see: https://github.com/prusa3d/PrusaSlicer/releases.
Well, ironing has to do with the shiny smoothing of the surface and Fuzzy skin has to do with the surface roughness. See the attached pics as they shows the explanation for each command!!
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