So I have a very detailed small jewelry model that probably can't be printed anyways, but I get rejections that the gap between the details are too small. I haven't seen this mentioned anywhere in the design rules? I have a really neat technique of filling in the grooves with my own enamel/resin blend so I'm curious what the limits are. I thickened the details up quite a bit to be printable but I guess that leaves the gaps too small? Thanks for any help!
The closest thing I see is that the distance between holes must be .6mm. I'm guessing this may be the number, but I'll see if I can't get you an official answer.
Thanks, YouKnowWho! I thought someone might have run into this before... From an earlier rejection note, I think it's a problem with cleaning, not printing? The silver Inca pendant I saw in the arrived forum section had some very small details and grooves. Maybe my details are too deep? I figure I should sort out what I'm doing wrong before I keep tormenting whoever rejects models.
Ah maybe it has to do with the gap being smaller than the depth. It should be at least 1:1 if not wider than it is deep.
Ah, the 1:1 issue. Ok, so if my details were raised 1.5 mm, the gaps between details would also need to be 1.5mm?