Nett
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Hello @geert_2, thank you for your advice! And sorry for my late response.)
Your sugestion and example are very cool, but I'm not sure that I can create a good support construction in CAD program the way you've described due to my CAD expirience, or I might spend couple of weeks to complete it ))
Thank you,
Oleg
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Hello @mnis, thank you for your pieces of advice! And sorry for my late reaction.)
You've mentioned that "It is also possible to create support material as a model in the model", could you please tell me what tool should I use, to make cura recognise support model inside a model? I created my model in Fusion 360, and I didn't find any features in there to set a part of model as a support. And single extrusion is preferable for me, it will build needed model faster.
Thank you,
Oleg
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Hello,
Could you please tell me if it's possible to have a 'floating' support in cura? I have a model of vase, and I need to keep vase's arcs tight, while printing.
I would like to place support models along a main model without plrinting supports from very bottom. Is there a way to make it work like this?
Unfortunately I couldn't understand how to use model in support mode. It pushes out main model when I try to place it at needed level, and support model sticks to build plate when try to put it at needed position.
Or there are other solutions for this particular case?
I've attached stl files of vase and support model.
Thank you in advance!
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On 01.03.2018 at 2:19 PM, gr5 said:
It could be that you just need to do the manual bed calibration again. It could be that the printer misunderstands the height of the .25mm nozzle. The very last step of manual bed calibration calibrates the second core and you must use the EXACT same technique that you used to calibrate the first core such that when you print they are printing at the exact same height.
If the yellow nozzle is printing slightly lower it will overextrude the first printed layer and give you a little tiny ridge.
Also - do you want the gray and yellow walls to line up perfectly on the outside? Or inside? Because I don't think you can do both since the nozzles are different.
Hello @gr5,
I thought UM3 does bed calibration automatically. Printer runs 'Active leveling' procedure before each print, because UM3 specs mention that this process is automated.
Do I still need to do manual calibration on my own?
I would like to line up walls on the inside of the model, it's more important in this case.
Actually I've tried to reduce the temprature for 0.25 core, to 190C, like @yellowshark suggested. And I've got better result, only one side of the model has small ridge inside of model.
Anyway I'm still looking for other solutions. Already tried to set 0.1 first layer height. Maybe, I could change model, that way, so last layer of bottom model could match ptint core size of top model.
Thank you!
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On 27.02.2018 at 7:59 PM, cdrose said:
Just by going by this image it looks like your upper model "yellow" does not have it's origin centred correctly. In other words the 0,0,0 of the yellow model isn't in the centre, ensure your model is zero'd out and centred in your modelling application first before exporting.
Hello @cdrose, model is ok, that screenshot shows how top model changed it's position after I scaled it in Cura. If a join models without scaling, whole model joins without any issues.
Thank you.
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12 minutes ago, JohnInOttawa said:
I tried to open your project in cura, but it's picking up my settings. Can you tell me what line widths and layer heights you are using?
Also, the cura model looks different than your photo. In cura (and your latest screen shot), the grey section has sloped sides, whereas in the first photo, the walls all look more vertical. What am I missing?
J
@JohnInOttawa, my latest screenshot demonstrates impact of scale, applied to model which should be at the top.
And yes, the model has sloped sides, I print not full height, not to spend lots of time for each print iteration. That is why I've uploaded project and models I have.
Layer heigh is 0.1mm, for both extruders (unfortunately Cura does not allow to set different layer height for each extruder). Line width is 0.35 for 0.4 extruder and 0.23 for 0.25 extruder, actually default settings.
Thank you!
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Just tried to apply scale to top model, and merge objects.The result is unexpected )), I've attached a screenshot.
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1 hour ago, JohnInOttawa said:
I'm having a hard time seeing the issue from the image, but if I could clarify, the walls of the yellow box are thicker than those of the grey, just that yellow overhangs the grey both on the inside and outside? If that is the case, is there any possibility you are looking at effects of different nozzle thickness to line thickness, such that the walls are actually coming out a bit thin on the grey?
Is there any way you can get a set of calipers on the yellow and grey walls to measure their actual thickness against expected? (might be a challenge for the grey due to the starting layers)
Also, could you indicate what material you are using, and if it is the same material, is it roughly the same age and humidity? I recently printed a project with an older spool and found it out of tolerance (vertical holes were too tight for the inserts), reprinted it with a fresh roll and it was perfect.
Just some guesses, hopefully something of use in there....
John
Hello, @JohnInOttawa. Thank you for reply).
Yes, yellow overhangs the gray from both sides (inside and outside). Materials are new, I think, yellow ~ 2 weeks, and silver ~ 2 month old. Type - PLA.
As I understand, printer should print model as it presented in slicer. But Cura does not show anything during slicing process.
Thank you!
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12 hours ago, yellowshark said:
Have you checked that in Cura the x/y dimensions of the two models (before combining) are exactly the same after being cut in Netfabb?
Hello, @yellowshark. Thank you for reply ).
I'm sorry, but I dont quit understand. Could you please tell me how do I check x/y dimentions before combining?
I thought those models supposed to keep dimensions regarding each other, when cut.
When I combine those models, and switch to 'layer view', Cura does not show anything strange. But, you are right, because final result looks like the top is initially bigger than it should be.
Thank you.
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Hello,
I have an issue when print with 2 different nozzles, 0.4 and 0.25. For some reason I get a border when start to print with 0.25 nozzle (yellow color). Border appears equally on both sides, inside and outside of the model. I've done required XY-offset calibration when installed new 0.25 nozzle, and it seems to be OK.
I've attached stl files, project from Cura and picture of a model I've got. I've splitted origin STL model in Netfabb, and then combined in Cura.
Could you please help me to clarify this issue? Is there a way to get rid of those borders? I'm going to create cutters for polymer clay, and this border spoils final result when cut a polymer clay model.
Thank you in advance!
UM3_Square-30-0.25 - Square-30-0.25 (repaired) (Cut 1).curaproject.3mf
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Hello everyone!
I have the same question. )) There is a line in UM3 documentation, about Z-offset calibration for second nozzle, that it can be done separately. But my 'UM3 Extended' simply does not have such option. It would be great to be able to calibrate Z-offset for second nozzle without going through whole 'Manual calibration' process.
Thank you,
Oleg