Tutorial Object - Eliminating Warp in Large Objects

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This part size typically warps while printing in ABS; thus, specific features are introduced such as partitioning slits along the body, anchor pads at corners and base, and a flat ceiling to avoid drooping extrudate. To avoid corner lifting, include single-layer thickness anchor pads. Long walls may lift and warp; therefore, break them up with slits or corrugate them. The Wildberry Pi case demonstrates this approach. Flattening the roof at 60° helps parts bridge. Maintain a temperature of 110°C while printing ABS on glass, and insulate the bed bottom for uniform heat distribution. Enjoy your printing!