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sorry for multi post, the forum gave me a "server error" and i tried it again, but it seems posted every time....

That means that its nothing bad, its just for information?

That means that its nothing bad, its just for information?

So than its just for "information" and doesnt mean anything bad?

Thanks for the fast answer. With the Xray view I see some red spots, but they arent on thoose layers with the mentioned problem. I use a standard 0.4 nozzle, but somehow I saw often a better result in cura with the 0.7 shell thickness than 0.8. Btw using older cura version 14.12.1

Hello all, can someone please explain me the difference between the two layers on the pictures? The layer before looks messed up, the lines of the path and everything. Cura settings: 0.2 LH 0.7 Shell thick. 0.8 B/T thick 20% fill 50 speed does this affect on the print or is it just cura's display bug? Thank you.

Thank you very much, I will try that tomorrow!

Hello, has anyone tried the Flex1000 filament from ZS 3d PrintShop? http://www.3d-printshop.biz/epages/es302973.sf/de_DE/?ObjectPath=/Shops/es302973/Products/FLEX-1000-PLA I've buyed a sample filament and tried to print the ulti robot. At least i succeed to print the whole robot from the Third try. I have read that flex should be printed at high temp and slow. - My First try was 20 mm/s on 230°C, didnt printed even the "feets" of the robot - Second try was 20 mm/s on 250°C, failed again after I saw the video on their site and read the comments i tried with - 50 mm/s on 200 °C, printed whole robot, but the print was ugly, wihotu any details. All three tries without retraction. compare to my PLA printed robot. Any advice how to get better results? It is my First try to print with flex filament.

Sorry, I needed to finish fast the models so i just turned off the retract while combing plugin, it solved that problem. @ignatius im printing for more than a half year and I'm always using the Advanced print profile, i need alot of the paramteres. @gr5 hmm i didnt knew that i need to set that up in cura. yes, i use the zetoff fan shroud. But the problem is not coliding with other models, the problem is: why is the head going to layer 1 before going to the next part (model)? all-at-once gives me worse result because there are many parts and the distance between the farest ones is big and there is alot of oozing. The problem was in the plugin, its still sometimes there, but mostly its doing correctly. Thanks for the answers.

Hello, I have a problem when i want to print one model at a time. After the printer finishes one model it goes to the first layer (bottom) and destroys the model, than it switches to the next model. I had the same problem once before, but it just disappeared alone without changing anything, now I have the problem all the time. Here is a video of the problem: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9hodvdwjeyg8jai/MOV_1280.mp4?dl=0 And some screens of the cura settings: https://www.dropbox.com/s/apyzl00g61i8en5/1.png?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/vzncx4y18r7knk0/2.png?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/oegeapaezyenuuw/3.PNG?dl=0 I use cura 14.12.1 for a long time. Thanks in advance.

heh, funny, when i downloaded it, it was the file "Cura 14.12.1" thx

Yea, seems you are right, well I didnt compared it, just saw that there is a Mac version and no win, thanks, il try it with that.

Hello, can someone please give me a link or upload me the setup for cura 14.12.1, i know its a older version but im still using it for most of my prints, im quite satisfied with that version, but now i want to install a clean windows 10 and i need the setup for the 14.12.1 (on the download site there is only 14.12). Thanks in advance

Here are more pictures from the outside with light: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/94jif3f24v8jrvf/AAAMdLQIKbpv_LmZBnGThaZPa?dl=0 tell me please if you see something wrong. thanks

I used the grease few weeks ago, it has alot on the z thread. I use the standard 0.4 nozzle, ok, will rise up the shell to 0.8. Do you mean the Outer/inner shell speed? What do you think, 40-50 is ok? gcode is showing everything fine.