I've had a customer write to me and tell me that one of my models he ordered in FD printed OK but shattered in transit. Now this is quite a large piece 200mm long by 35mm wide. My design thickness was .75mm-.8mm - it had to be printable in WSF as well as FD though in fact I find is a little thinner in a few places - it's messy as it curves in multiple directions, though this should also make it stronger. So what thickness should I make this so it does not break? Will attach stl file in separate post . Tom
Avoid those 90° edgings. Use small 45° chamfers, or (even better) a small radius. And, instead of making the whole thing thicker, "just" add some internal struts.