Question

3d printed design features and descriptions
use the information below to answer the question.
there are a few 3d design features that are common to all of the processes that have
been discussed. a design feature is something that can be incorporated into the piece
as part of the design process.
warping & shrinkage
warping and shrinkage is always an issue. having a supported wall can help minimize
the chance of warping. have a 90 - degree brace between two pieces - one horizontal,
the other vertical. an unsupported wall is at a 90 - degree angle, which can keep either
plane from twisting.
overhang
with overhang, you may or may not need support, depending on the angle.
thickness
all of the technologies will have a limit or setting for how thick a line plane can be.
there is a minimum depth and height that each technology can do properly.
bridging
horizontal bridging is the distance the print head or nozzle can go between two
vertical elements.
in terms of 3d printing, what is there a limit on for line
planes?
how many can be used
what materials they can use
how thick they can be
what angles they make up

Explanation:

The text states under "Thickness" that all 3D printing technologies have a limit on how thick a line plane can be, including minimum depth and height. This directly addresses the question about a limit for line planes.

Answer:

how thick they can be