Ultimate i3v Cooling Solution (MakerFarm)

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Print Settings Rafts: It's okay if you're a noob, just don't do it! Supports: Nope. Infill: Super strong with a little something extra. Notes: You'll notice that there are two types of brackets here. One is for the pros who like a little support from their 3d printer, and the other one doesn't need it at all. Most slicers are able to take care of any problem areas on its own without you needing any help! But hey, if yours is having some trouble don't worry about finding more support elsewhere; just pull out your trusty pair of pliers and go to work! Fan Power: Your main concern here should be controlling that fan so it doesn't get too much power flowing through. The first thing you need to do is tell your control board what you're planning - enabling that fancy fan PWM system is where it all begins. Now set those speeds up in your slicer - but keep 'em real tame, maybe even less than half, depending on how long those bridges get! Too powerful and you might end up drawing more power from the hotend, causing it to slow down even further, not fun at all for our friends with E3D Lite6 / V6.