Nozzle drag
Posted by NelsonRap
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Re: Nozzle drag July 02, 2011 09:45PM |
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Re: Nozzle drag July 03, 2011 09:29PM |
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Re: Nozzle drag July 04, 2011 02:56AM |
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Oh well I have some things to try this week now
Just done a small test print with the settings worked out earlier, left the Filament packing density alone. All looks really good now much better.
thanks all for the help
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/04/2011 05:16PM by NelsonRap.
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Experimenting in 3D in New Zealand
Just done a small test print with the settings worked out earlier, left the Filament packing density alone. All looks really good now much better.
thanks all for the help
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/04/2011 05:16PM by NelsonRap.
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Experimenting in 3D in New Zealand
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Re: Nozzle drag July 06, 2011 07:10AM |
Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 202 |
well it actually describes how soft your filament is...
btw... I have upladed a revised version of Skeinforge to github.
What I did:
Modified Skeinforge to be easier to use.
Deleted plugins that are not used anymore.
Made some setting easier to understand /set.
Put in some notes on the pages.
Creates a settings folder .SFACT in the skeinforge.py directory so your other SF is unaffected.
It is only valid for Stepper Extruders.
It is available at:
[github.com]
btw... I have upladed a revised version of Skeinforge to github.
What I did:
Modified Skeinforge to be easier to use.
Deleted plugins that are not used anymore.
Made some setting easier to understand /set.
Put in some notes on the pages.
Creates a settings folder .SFACT in the skeinforge.py directory so your other SF is unaffected.
It is only valid for Stepper Extruders.
It is available at:
[github.com]
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Re: Nozzle drag July 09, 2011 06:43PM |
Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 862 |
Just printing some frame vertex's for a Prusa and so far they look better although the solid surface layer looks like it might be fractionally sparse but it is a tiny amount. I changed the WOT to 1.5 and did a recalculate and ended up with 0.3925. It's definitely better than it was just need some final tweaking now
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Re: Nozzle drag July 10, 2011 12:47AM |
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