No. He does use supports, but not in the way you might imagine. Inspired by creating cast iron using sand casting, he decided to first 3D print a reusable “core” using PETG.

[DaveMakesStuff] demonstrates a great technique for 3D printing a sphere; a troublesome shape for filament-based printers to handle. As a bonus, it uses a minimum of filament. His ideas can be appl… ...

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It's also used by many 3D printing manufacturers as the base for their branded slicers that often come with their 3D printers. While Cura's support system is a little more crunchy than PrusaSlicer ...

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