How to Customize Supports for 3D Printing | The Software Update @markforged
How to Customize Supports for 3D Printing | The Software Update  @markforged
Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
When you 3D print, sometimes supports are necessary. Not always though, and if you need to need to optimize or override those support settings, we got you.

Here's how you can override default settings that automatically generate supports optimized for most parts to avoid part features such as internal channels, small overhangs, and threading that can be problematic with supports.

For more information, check out our blog post that details how support overrides can help you: bit.ly/3QtDrCV
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