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stringing is often cured by lowering the print head temperature, strange that it starts only towards the top (cant see the inside of the front part, but I assume its there too)
maybe you could try dropping the temp by say 5 degrees - you could use the 'Tweak at Z plugin' so you don't have to sit and wait to make the change
Many thanks for your response. I tried reducing temperature, but no luck ! However, I'll try to use the 'Tweak at Z plugin'.
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Hi everyone,
I am trying to print vertical axis wind turbine, but my print fails at a certain height. I've used the recommended print settings for the TOP WING. Can anyone help me how to overcome this issue? Many thanks in advance.
Thank you
Vik
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I am about to purchase that material... what happened? User error or another garbage filament that i/we should stay away from???
It's just the user error. But the filaments needs to stored in a cool and dry place in order to have a high quality prints.
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Hi,
Thanks a lot! I removed the bowden tube off the feeder and i removed the material.
Once again thank you. You saved me a lot of time!
Cheers
Vik
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Did you try to take the bowden tube off the feeder and then pull on the material? You may have to heat the nozzle to get it loosened enough to let go.
Other than that, I am not sure what would dissolve PLA.
Hi,
Thank you for your response. I tried the same method as pulling the bowden tube off the feeder as I did it to the nozzle head, but the tube doesn't seem to come off. Is there a way to remove the tube off the feeder?
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Apologies for not being specific about the material. It is PLA Glow in the dark green.
I've tried to take off the bowden tube from the nozzle head, but I could only pull off a little bit of the material, then again it got stuck in the tube and thereafter i'm unable remove the material.
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FormFutura- Glow in the dark Green.
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Hi Everyone,
I have an UM2+ and my material is stuck inside the bowden tube. I tried several methods to remove it out, but failed to do so. Can anyone help me out to overcome this issue?
Many thanks in advance.
Vik
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Hi everyone,
I am currently facing issues with a tall object of 135mm height and 30mm thick. The part falls down when it reaches to the top level. Do anyone have any advice in regards how to print the tall object without falling down. I used brim and raft, but both doesn't work.
Many thanks in advance.
Vik
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Hi Everyone,
I'm a newbie to 3D printing. I've tried printing small marvin key chain, but i faced problems when i was using support structure. Based on the talk forum, I changed my settings and tried printing it without support
structure. The first marvin on your left hand side was printed without support. Rest of them were with support. First marvin settings:
Layer height :0.2mm
Infill Density : 30%
Shell : default
Print speed : 20 mm/s
Travel speed : default
No support
Brim
Cura 2.3.1
Please rate the print quality . Also, I'd love to take suggestions if i can improve the print quality. Many thanks in advance.
Cheers
Vik
Ultimaker Airplane settings
in Improve your 3D prints
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Hello Everyone,
I was wondering to ask if anyone tried printing Ultimaker Airplane. When I was trying to enter the values for the top/bottom speed. My cura says it is unable to slice. However, the settings from ultimaker were:
Quality
Initial layer thickness 0
Initial layer line width 100
Speed
Travel speed 170
Bottom layer speed 15
Infill speed 0
Top/bottom speed 0
Outer shell speed 0
Inner shell speed 0
Minimum layer time 10
I have attached an image which shows the problem I'm facing while entering these values. Any help is much appreciated. Thank you in advance.