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Rectlinear, line, honey comb ? November 13, 2015 04:35AM |
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Re: Rectlinear, line, honey comb ? November 13, 2015 10:25AM |
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Hi,
Slicer manual about infill.
Percentage depends of the expected strenght of the object.
I'm not sure the infill option changes things a lot.
Some are faster to be printer (lines), some are weak (concentric),
anyways, a lot of reprappers uses only linear, rectilinear or eventualy honneycom only,
and stick to that setting whatever the part is.
++JM
Slicer manual about infill.
Percentage depends of the expected strenght of the object.
I'm not sure the infill option changes things a lot.
Some are faster to be printer (lines), some are weak (concentric),
anyways, a lot of reprappers uses only linear, rectilinear or eventualy honneycom only,
and stick to that setting whatever the part is.
++JM
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Re: Rectlinear, line, honey comb ? November 13, 2015 03:54PM |
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Re: Rectlinear, line, honey comb ? November 13, 2015 06:39PM |
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Re: Rectlinear, line, honey comb ? November 13, 2015 10:18PM |
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Re: Rectlinear, line, honey comb ? November 13, 2015 10:28PM |
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Re: Rectlinear, line, honey comb ? November 14, 2015 12:30AM |
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Re: Rectlinear, line, honey comb ? November 14, 2015 12:43AM |
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Re: Rectlinear, line, honey comb ? November 14, 2015 01:47AM |
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Try 25 for the speed.
Have you calibrated the extruder?
Does the diameter of the filament match the setting in Slic3r?
Do single wall objects print at the correct size?
Have you calibrated the hot end temperature?
What type of filament are you using?
How much retraction are you using? How fast is the retraction?
Have you calibrated the extruder?
Does the diameter of the filament match the setting in Slic3r?
Do single wall objects print at the correct size?
Have you calibrated the hot end temperature?
What type of filament are you using?
How much retraction are you using? How fast is the retraction?
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Re: Rectlinear, line, honey comb ? November 14, 2015 06:55AM |
Registered: 8 years ago Posts: 137 |
Try 25 for the speed.
I will
Have you calibrated the extruder?
Yes I have, please have a look at the picture
Does the diameter of the filament match the setting in Slic3r?
Yes it does, 0.4 mm
Do single wall objects print at the correct size?
How can I make single wall object ? is it 1 mm wall ?
Have you calibrated the hot end temperature?
Yes I have, attached
What type of filament are you using?
PLA white color
How much retraction are you using? How fast is the retraction?
Where can I find this setting in Repetier ?
Thanks
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/14/2015 06:55AM by bianchi.
I will
Have you calibrated the extruder?
Yes I have, please have a look at the picture
Does the diameter of the filament match the setting in Slic3r?
Yes it does, 0.4 mm
Do single wall objects print at the correct size?
How can I make single wall object ? is it 1 mm wall ?
Have you calibrated the hot end temperature?
Yes I have, attached
What type of filament are you using?
PLA white color
How much retraction are you using? How fast is the retraction?
Where can I find this setting in Repetier ?
Thanks
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/14/2015 06:55AM by bianchi.
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Re: Rectlinear, line, honey comb ? November 14, 2015 11:53AM |
Registered: 8 years ago Posts: 168 |
Infill not touching walls is very often a sign of underextrusion. Have you calibrated the steps per mm correctly?
Use this guide: [reprap.org]
You should also measure your actual filament diameter. Inputting 1,75mm in Slic3r is a bad idea. Measure the real diameter across a length of a few meters.
You could also check this site for more info on underextrusion:
[www.simplify3d.com]
Also make sure that your filament doesn't slip on the hobbed bolt and that your hot end nozzle isn't clogged.
Use this guide: [reprap.org]
You should also measure your actual filament diameter. Inputting 1,75mm in Slic3r is a bad idea. Measure the real diameter across a length of a few meters.
You could also check this site for more info on underextrusion:
[www.simplify3d.com]
Also make sure that your filament doesn't slip on the hobbed bolt and that your hot end nozzle isn't clogged.
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Re: Rectlinear, line, honey comb ? November 14, 2015 02:38PM |
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A single wall object means one row of plastic is laid down for each layer. There are quite a few of these on Thingiverse and Youmagine.
Calibrating means verifying the settings in Slic3r and your firmware match the real world. In other words, if you're printing a 25mm cube, are all of the dimensions 25mm?
You can see what Slic3r has set the extrusion width (and other settings) by opening the gcode file in a text editor. The wall thickness of a single wall object should equal the extrusion width.
Calibrating means verifying the settings in Slic3r and your firmware match the real world. In other words, if you're printing a 25mm cube, are all of the dimensions 25mm?
You can see what Slic3r has set the extrusion width (and other settings) by opening the gcode file in a text editor. The wall thickness of a single wall object should equal the extrusion width.
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Re: Rectlinear, line, honey comb ? November 14, 2015 03:28PM |
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I tried to print a square wall with the thickness 2mm with the height = 5mm and it was good...please see the photo,
I used feedrate speed 25......
And a solid cube 1cm x 1cm x 1cm.....with the speed 100mm/s
I used feedrate speed 25......
And a solid cube 1cm x 1cm x 1cm.....with the speed 100mm/s
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Re: Rectlinear, line, honey comb ? November 14, 2015 04:51PM |
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Re: Rectlinear, line, honey comb ? November 14, 2015 05:19PM |
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