Help with prints?
Posted by Ggabi
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Re: Help with prints? February 02, 2014 09:48AM |
Registered: 11 years ago Posts: 37 |
Thanks for the input.
I''ve recalibrated e-steps took your suggestion and came up with the comparison print. Now, it seems better but i dont think it should still be looking like this right? Also there is still evident issue to the RIGHT side of the print(where the thumb is), lines are BIG.
I actually have a big table fan blowing towards my print, so i dont think this is cooling issue; besides im printing at a slow 15mm/s.2 walls, 0.5 layer height sliced with CURA.
Any other suggestions? Do you see a difference? is it better?
I took a video but cannot upload here, there seems to be a size limit. Where can i show?
Thanks alot in advance
I''ve recalibrated e-steps took your suggestion and came up with the comparison print. Now, it seems better but i dont think it should still be looking like this right? Also there is still evident issue to the RIGHT side of the print(where the thumb is), lines are BIG.
I actually have a big table fan blowing towards my print, so i dont think this is cooling issue; besides im printing at a slow 15mm/s.2 walls, 0.5 layer height sliced with CURA.
Any other suggestions? Do you see a difference? is it better?
I took a video but cannot upload here, there seems to be a size limit. Where can i show?
Thanks alot in advance
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Re: Help with prints? February 02, 2014 04:38PM |
Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 32 |
Your still over extruded. What are your current esteps?
Print about 10 layers and drop your esteps by 10% using eeprom. Let it go about 10 more layers and drop again. Keep doing this until you start getting spotty deposition. You may have to drop it down quite a bit. Use the estep value that looks the best.
Your parts look very nice dimensionally. If you do have an issue with your z axis it will be easier to diagnose when the esteps are tuned
Print about 10 layers and drop your esteps by 10% using eeprom. Let it go about 10 more layers and drop again. Keep doing this until you start getting spotty deposition. You may have to drop it down quite a bit. Use the estep value that looks the best.
Your parts look very nice dimensionally. If you do have an issue with your z axis it will be easier to diagnose when the esteps are tuned
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Re: Help with prints? February 02, 2014 11:17PM |
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Re: Help with prints? February 03, 2014 01:02AM |
Registered: 11 years ago Posts: 37 |
Current step is 140. i tried to go lower around 130 but my wall thickness becomes .3815 instead of .40xx. Shouldnt my objective be getting shell thickness as precise as possible? Also, when i go lower, i have one side of square not connecting with each other. i dont have the part now but ill try to show you next post.
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Re: Help with prints? February 03, 2014 01:14AM |
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Re: Help with prints? February 03, 2014 02:19AM |
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Re: Help with prints? February 18, 2014 12:59AM |
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Re: Help with prints? February 18, 2014 11:57PM |
Registered: 10 years ago Posts: 73 |
Is your X carriage supported only by the threaded rods and nothing else?
Unless the threaded rods are *perfectly* straight you're bound to see some banding, especially at lower layer heights.
Some printers use smooth rods or linear rail to guide the X carriage up and down the Z axis. The threaded rods only provide vertical movement so that type of banding isn't as much of an issue (it can still happen, though).
Unless the threaded rods are *perfectly* straight you're bound to see some banding, especially at lower layer heights.
Some printers use smooth rods or linear rail to guide the X carriage up and down the Z axis. The threaded rods only provide vertical movement so that type of banding isn't as much of an issue (it can still happen, though).
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Re: Help with prints? February 19, 2014 01:17AM |
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Re: Help with prints? February 19, 2014 08:43AM |
Registered: 11 years ago Posts: 553 |
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uppp
You post 10 pictures of bad prints but not a picture of the printer. I googled your printer and there are like 10 different configurations and none of the pictures are any good. Post pictures of your printer...the whole thing...and a few of the Z axis lead screws and Z axis smooth rods.
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Re: Help with prints? February 21, 2014 10:04AM |
Registered: 11 years ago Posts: 37 |
Hi, im out of town right now so i dont have my printer with me and cannot take pictures of it.
I do have smooth rods not just threaded rods holding up my carriage. It is actually my bed that is moving up and down on the Z-axis.
I have attached another print. I can see improvements especially on the lower part of the print(am i right?). but when it gets higher...you can see the "banding lines", How is this so??
I do have smooth rods not just threaded rods holding up my carriage. It is actually my bed that is moving up and down on the Z-axis.
I have attached another print. I can see improvements especially on the lower part of the print(am i right?). but when it gets higher...you can see the "banding lines", How is this so??
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Re: Help with prints? February 21, 2014 10:07AM |
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Re: Help with prints? February 21, 2014 11:17PM |
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Re: Help with prints? February 23, 2014 11:04PM |
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Re: Help with prints? February 24, 2014 08:08AM |
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Re: Help with prints? February 24, 2014 10:43PM |
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Re: Help with prints? February 25, 2014 07:24AM |
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Ggabi
uppp
You post 10 pictures of bad prints but not a picture of the printer. I googled your printer and there are like 10 different configurations and none of the pictures are any good. Post pictures of your printer...the whole thing...and a few of the Z axis lead screws and Z axis smooth rods.
If you want help you have to post something that is useable...
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Re: Help with prints? February 28, 2014 10:39PM |
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Re: Help with prints? March 01, 2014 04:15PM |
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