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stringing suggestions?
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While I do love the honeycomb aesthetic, this geometry is highly susceptible to stringing.
You could achieve similar material usage printing a solid outer shell with very low % infill. Easiest way to achieve zero stringing in cases like this using any condition of filament.
So basically just delete the honeycomb then? lol
Yeah, avoid problems wherever you can, best in early phase of modeling