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hi everyone this is rick today let's look at how to use smart slice to find the optimal print settings for your part when it comes to fff parts it is no secret that there are a lot of print settings and that some of these settings have a significant effect on the strength and stiffness of the printed part for any functional part the question is what do the prints things need to be in order to make sure the part is strong enough and stiff enough well this is the fundamental problem that smartslice is designed to answer the part we will use today is a manufacturing aid that you might find on an assembly line first i'll define the use case the bottom is adhered to the workspace so we can select it as the anchor surface three loads are defined to represent the expected maximum loads applied when the part is in use a factor of safety of 2.5 and a maximum deflection of two millimeters are def