Unresolved Under support finish

A better slicer is probably the solution.
I would experiment with others.

Or dig into the specific settings for the supports on whichever slicer you are using and try tweaking them (things like gap, etc).

 

Then you should be talking to their support folks, like yesterday

Because my supports don't leave any artifacts. You can not tell where they were 90% of the time.

 

I am saying that they actually do have support (unlike MC, Cura, etc) and they are the experts on their slicer.
In fact several times I have worked with their support and they have really smart people there

Further, I am using whatever defaults the slicer has (I have not modified the support generation in any way) so YOURS should be using similar settings.

Apparently that is not working right and there are so many knobs to tweak under the covers that you really should talk to the experts (the ones who wrote it).

Maybe we can help, but at least start an issue with them.

 

Sanding helps

 

http://community.robo3d.com/index.php?threads/simplify-3d.1389/#post-17353

That was my first test with default settings (way back when). You could not tell (on the ball) where they were attached.

 

I can get you whatever settings you want.
What screens specifically do you want?

The ball was just an extreme example I tried back then. Lots of models since that have never had what I am seeing on yours. So there is something set differently or behaving differently for sure.

 

Here you go. One thing that might matter (just pondering this) is that this type of support probably acts a lot like bridging and you will want to have the cooling fan enabled. I couldn't say for certain, but it seems like that might matter. If you are totally over the support surface and the filament sags enough you would get more bonding to the supports themselves. Now that I type that it occurs to me that print speed might matter as well (as would printing too hot since the filament would tend to sag).

 

Figured that, like I said all defaults for me on that tab. I pay a lot more attention to speed and temp since those have a lot more effects on my print quality. I am not sure infill would adversely affect this, but that is why I suggested talking to them -- they know this slicer best. I had one model that just failed miserably and they found and fixed the model errors for me.

 

Yes, I always just opened a support ticket with them directly. That seemed to get me decent response.
Hopefully it will. I have not hung out in their forums so I can't say how responsive those are... I spend too much time on this one