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wiki:process_slicer-tips-and-tricks [2026/01/27 06:36] – Add bridging settings billiamwiki:process_slicer-tips-and-tricks [2026/01/27 09:02] (current) – corrected "100% infill to increase the strength of the bridge" to "100% infill/wall overlap to increase the strength of the bridge" speedwhistles
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   * Increase **"Other layers" Speed** by 133% or 166% to reduce overall print time, including Outer Wall, Inner Wall, Sparse Infill, Internal solid infill, Top surface, Gap infill   * Increase **"Other layers" Speed** by 133% or 166% to reduce overall print time, including Outer Wall, Inner Wall, Sparse Infill, Internal solid infill, Top surface, Gap infill
   * Alternatively, give Bambu's Sport Mode or Ludicrous Mode a try. This can be activated after the print has started in Bambu Handy, on the Device tab in Bambu Studio, or automatically set in your slicer by [[process_slicer-tips-and-tricks_setting-speed-multiplier-per-layer|Adjusting Print Speed at a Layer Height]]   * Alternatively, give Bambu's Sport Mode or Ludicrous Mode a try. This can be activated after the print has started in Bambu Handy, on the Device tab in Bambu Studio, or automatically set in your slicer by [[process_slicer-tips-and-tricks_setting-speed-multiplier-per-layer|Adjusting Print Speed at a Layer Height]]
-  * Increase **Layer Height**. For .4mm nozzles, you can increase the layer height to .24mm or .28mm. If you do increase the layer height, it's recommended to do a layer height adjustment at bridge layers to .20mm with 100% infill to increase the strength of the bridge. Video tutorial in Bambu Studio: {{ :wiki:bridgelayerheightmodification.mp4 |Video tutorial in Bambu Studio}}+  * Increase **Layer Height**. For .4mm nozzles, you can increase the layer height to .24mm or .28mm. If you do increase the layer height, it's recommended to do a layer height adjustment at bridge layers to .20mm with 100% infill/wall overlap to increase the strength of the bridge. Video tutorial in Bambu Studio: {{ :wiki:bridgelayerheightmodification.mp4 |Video tutorial in Bambu Studio}}
  
 ==== Bridging ==== ==== Bridging ====
  
-{{:wiki:bridge_stock.jpg?direct&200 |Whistle with default bridge settings with gaps between horizontal bridge lines, and small connection points where the bridge contacts the outer wall}}+{{:wiki:bridge_stock.jpg?direct&600|Whistle with default bridge settings with gaps between horizontal bridge lines, and small connection points where the bridge contacts the outer wall}}
  
 For many whistle designs, a clean and airtight bridge layer can improve whistle reliability. For many whistle designs, a clean and airtight bridge layer can improve whistle reliability.
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 === Infill Overlap === === Infill Overlap ===
  
-{{:wiki:bridge_overlap.jpg?direct&200 |Whistle bridge layer, with wavy and gappy bridge lines that are well melded with the outer wall}}+{{:wiki:bridge_overlap.jpg?direct&600|Whistle bridge layer, with wavy and gappy bridge lines that are well melded with the outer wall}}
  
 The bridge can be forced to better overlap with the wall, especially when printing at higher speeds, by increasing the infill/wall overlap setting. This can be changed to ''100%'' using ''Overlap > Infill/perimiters overlap'' in PrusaSlicer, or ''Infill/wall overlap'' in Bambu Studio and Orca Slicer. The bridge can be forced to better overlap with the wall, especially when printing at higher speeds, by increasing the infill/wall overlap setting. This can be changed to ''100%'' using ''Overlap > Infill/perimiters overlap'' in PrusaSlicer, or ''Infill/wall overlap'' in Bambu Studio and Orca Slicer.
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 Note that there are still gaps between the individual bridge lines, but the ends of the bridge lines are well embedded in the outer wall. Note that there are still gaps between the individual bridge lines, but the ends of the bridge lines are well embedded in the outer wall.
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 === Bridge Density and Flow === === Bridge Density and Flow ===
  
-{{:wiki:bridge_density.jpg?direct&200 |Whistle bridge layer with nice parallel, connected bridge lines but with small gaps at the edges where they lightly connect to the outer walls}} \\ +{{:wiki:bridge_density.jpg?direct&600|Whistle bridge layer with nice parallel, connected bridge lines but with small gaps at the edges where they lightly connect to the outer walls}} \\
  
 The following comes from Make Wonderful Things' experiments with smooth unsupported bridges. See video here for explanation and results: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQBLv3cPUbo|The BEST settings for bridges? Smooth UNSUPPORTED 3D printed bridges]] The following comes from Make Wonderful Things' experiments with smooth unsupported bridges. See video here for explanation and results: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQBLv3cPUbo|The BEST settings for bridges? Smooth UNSUPPORTED 3D printed bridges]]
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 Here's the bridge layer with all the settings combined. This layer alone is airtight or close to it, reducing internal turbulence. Here's the bridge layer with all the settings combined. This layer alone is airtight or close to it, reducing internal turbulence.
  
-{{:wiki:bridge_density_and_overlap.jpg?direct&200|Whistle bridge layer with smooth, airtight bridging}}+{{:wiki:bridge_density_and_overlap.jpg?direct&600|Whistle bridge layer with smooth, airtight bridging}}
  
  
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