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Prusa i2, Prusa i1, Prism, Sells, and other Mendel variants
Re: Circles Quality - 12 years ago
Thank you Christian for the tip. Problem solved, I tested the Kisslicer and Cura, in both slicers the problem did not show up, now I'll see if I can put those parameters in the slic3r. ( I like very much Slic3r ) An interesting thing, Cura printed twice faster than the Slicer and no problem at all, no gaps, no lines everythinh ok. Thank you to all for the tips and suggestions. Now let´s go prby Joberr - General Mendel Topics
Re: Circles Quality - 12 years ago
Hi, @Jefhei uncle bob told me the same thing, I downloaded Kisslicer and Cura, I'm trying to find a good tutorial for these programs and I will test them on Saturday. @Kenzu I had a felling that could be something mechanical like that or the axes orthogonality, but after measuring the axes right angles they were fine. The backlash I think it is not so easy to measure it. I even thought aboutby Joberr - General Mendel Topics
Re: Circles Quality - 12 years ago
Hello Uncle Bob, So far I only used the slic3r. I'll try another slicer to see what happens. Yes, I am running a heated bed (MK2) and 3mm glass on it at 90C but I tried even at 110C and I have the same result. I am using a 3mm filament. (Wade's Geared Extruder) Nozzle 0.4, retraction 1mm For the hot end I tried temperatures between 220C to 235C with no significant variation, I have always tby Joberr - General Mendel Topics
Circles Quality - 12 years ago
Hello to all I just finished assembling my Prusa I3 and I am having quality problems when I print circles. As you can see, in the image attached, I have small gaps (see the arrows in the image) and until now I could not solve this problem. I think is the spacing between perimeter and infill but I do not know how to solve this problem. What could be causing this problem? I've followed these tby Joberr - General Mendel Topics