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  1. Hello everyone,

    I am facing a problem with my Ultimaker 2 Extended+ printer.

    The support material is not being printed in a nice way. I am sending a picture showing my problem.

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    I saw that the nozzle was hitting the support, and I activate the Z Hop When Retracted, Z Hop only over Printed Parts and Z Hop Height = 0.5 mm. However, the printer is still hitting the support material.

    Before that, I tried to use only Z Hop When Rectracted and Z Hop Height = 1.0 mm. However, I was having under extrusion problems soon after the Z Hop thing. So, I modified these options to the option mentioned before.

    This was the under extrusion problem I had when I used Z Hop for everything:

    IMG_20171005_093546.thumb.jpg.1335eba3cf47cdfb481d3b243343fdd9.jpg

    So, does anyone know how I can avoid bad support material and under extrusion in my prints?

    mmexport1507209884915.thumb.jpg.a5376f0d2c69811617e470b607a9b121.jpg

    IMG_20171005_093546.thumb.jpg.1335eba3cf47cdfb481d3b243343fdd9.jpg

  2. I would do this test:

    Pla can warp also if the nozzle it's way too close. I can't see the first layer print well enough on that photos, and photobucket zoom it's quite bad.

    But I think that:

    - First layer way too close to the nozzle. This it's easy to see because it does 'small tidal waves' when doing the infill on the first layer.

    - Print a taller 0.25-0.3 first layer height. More material helps adhesion.

    - Print slower first layer.

    - Flip the glass. Who knows.

    - Some pla brands stick worse than others. For me colorfabb, faber, Smartmaterials never gived me this problem, but with some china pla I got very weird adhesion.

    Thank you. I notice these "tidal waves" when printing the first layer. Looks like the nozzle was really too close.

    For now, I got a good result. I tried to level the buildplate again making it a bit more loose and now the material have stick in the plate. Now, I got something like 90% good (I can still notice some small waves when the nozzle pass through some regions).

    PS: I also flipped the glass, but I didn't notice anything different.

  3. Hello everyone,

    It has being almost 6 month since we bought an Ultimaker 2 Extended+, and we were printing things without any problems. However, today I am facing a very bad warping problem in our printer.

    The first layer of everything I am trying to print is warping.

    I tried the following:

    - Leveled the buildplate making the space between the nozzle and the plate smaller: This helped with the warping. However, the layer become too squeezed and the print quality decreased a lot.

    - Changed the buildplate temperature to 40C, 50C, 60C, 65C and 70C: no difference in the warping.

    - Used some glue: the warping has decreased, but is still present.

    - Used a material from another brand: decreased the warping, but it was still present.

    I don't know what else should I do. Any clues? Or my 3d printer is broken? :'(

    Here are some images showing the warping I am facing:

    IMG_20160725_104635_zps5ytknddu.jpg

    IMG_20160725_122152_zpsz6mpoxbo.jpg

    IMG_20160725_122204_zpsfx3cck7k.jpg

    IMG_20160725_122508_zpscaivewbg.jpg

    IMG_20160725_122514_zpsgueqfc7w.jpg

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