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Athul

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  1. I think you misunderstood all the phots I've uploaded, moste of them are side walls not the top layer. I'll post them once again. these are the photos of vertical perimeter This is the top layer
  2. Unfortunately it didn't solve much there's a reduction in banding I printed 3d benchy I'll upload some photos, can you guys show me what are the problems I have
  3. I think I found the problem. Unlike other prusa models my X and Y axes are in linear guide way instead of smooth rods, and yesterday I noticed both my nozzle mount and bed moves when I shake them. Found out screws which attach bed and extruder assembly to the linear guide way were loose. Now need to test. I also changed flexible coupler and brass nut ,but I didn't have a spare threaded rod.After the change banding seems less
  4. I'm using M8 threaded rod z axis. Like all prusa models I have two rods which are coupled to the motor using flexible couplers. I replaced my two brass threaded rod nuts and bearings and done test cubes and they came out okay(there was banding issue but no layer misalignment) but after that I print the same model that I posted above but scaled down to a small size, but they came out with the same defects could this be a threaded rod problem, but how could a SS threaded rod become damaged?? Like you said I also noticed bandings From my research through forums I found these causes for banding 1. Temperature variation no matter what my print temperature it does not change even change 1 degree in both direction. eg: print temp 190 degree the variation will be limiter to 180.90 - 190.30 so I think this is not the reason 2. Variation in filament diameter the filament I use do not have more than 0.02 mm variation 3. Bearing problem I checked my bearings it moves smoothly over smooth rods. Even though I changed it , the new one also moves smoothly 4. Threaded nut I replace those too. My printer is working for past 1 year and I work it every day. But I haven't greased it yet. I will do that Is there any other causes for that?
  5. I'm using prusa i3 http://makemendel.com/3d-printer/prusa-i3-kit and I already have belt tighteners on both x and Y axis Also during the print my nozzle was dragging on the solid layers and support structures Could that be due to over extrusion My nozzle size is 0.4 j head layer height I used 0.2mm jerk 10 acceleration 9000 for both x and y Travel speed 130 bottom layer speed 0 infill speed 60 top/bottom speed 50 outer shell speed 5 inner shell speed 50 print speed 50 all in mm/s materilal PLA temp 200 no bed temperature
  6. Hope these helps What's a play???I'm heard of backlash
  7. @Nicolinux Tnx for the reply, I use USB and Repetier host as the host . Computer wasn't busy at any time of the print, and I didn't do anything on it during the entire print time? Can you tell me a better way to calibrate extruder I use 0.4mm J head my E_steps was 90.95 at the time of above print I followed some videos First measured 120 mm in filament extruded 100 mm I didn't get 100mm only 95-96mm recalculated Esteps to 98.02 to 100mm Printed a single perimeter object choose default extrusion width as 0.67 got 0.71 at the printed output so extrusion multiplier (0.67*1)/0.71 =0.94 but with 98.0 E_steps and 0.94 extrusion multiplier my test print was clearly over extruding
  8. Hi, I was getting reasonably good quality prints from my 3d printer. Yesterday I printed a pretty large model with lots of support(0.2 mm layer cura slicer also tried slic3r). It was a 25 hour print and at the middle of the print I noticed some layer misalignment or shifting(not sure which is). But I didn't tried to adjust anything since I didn't want to mess it up even more. But the finished print has lots of misalignment or shifting problems especially in area of solid layers. I printed another part which only has few supports(0.1 mm layer), it turned out good, no problems, then I tried a belt buckle with support which also has lots of layer misalignment or shifts. So i think this issue only happens when there's lots of supports. I re-tightened belts and slightly increased motor current for X and Y, after the first print. While printing I noticed a lot of nozlzle dragging with support and solid layers I got lots of suggestion about over extrusion, now I don't think it's due to over extrusion. I marked 120mm in filament and tried to extrude 100mm, but I only got 93 mm, so I had to change my E_steps from 90.95 to 98.02 to get 100mm. SO If 90.95 had dragging then 98.02 will have more dragging, So what could be the cause? Any idea what causing it? P.S :I don't own a ultimaker, it's prusa i3
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