[Experience with print-mode: "one at a time"]

Thanks for all replies so far! :-)

I haven't found out how to tell Cura in which order it shall print the parts. Or does Cura decide by itself? If yes, what's the logic? Or is ist the order in which the parts are put into Cura?

[Experience with print-mode: "one at a time"]

Cura should fix all of this auto-magically. It should either refuse to print one at a time or give a working solution. If the head does hit a print, let us know, because that's a bug.

 

Thanks! - How can I send you the "Cura"-File that had the problem? To make things worse: Once it worked, twice it didn't using that file...

[Experience with print-mode: "one at a time"]

Dear Ultimaker-Community,

I've repeatedly had problems with blocked printing nozzles during long-lasting print jobs which I did over the week-end. Using the "print all at once"-mode this meant, that all the parts not finished when the nozzle got blocked, were scarp.

I am thinking about trying the "one at a time"-mode not to loose all parts in case the nozzle gets blocked after some time. Has anyone had problems with this print-mode? - More specifically: Has anyone had problems with the print-head colliding with parts already printed or does the buildplate always lower correctly so that the print-head does not collide with the parts already printed? Does one have to position the parts in a certain order (back to front or vice versa)

Thanks in advance for every tip and hint! :-)

Thanks,

Frank

p.s.: It sounds like a ridiculous question, but I've once had the case that the glass plate was dislocated after a print job with quite a (plastic) mess on it after the print-head apparently collided with the parts already printed. I didn't manage to completely reconstruct what went wrong back then.