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  1. Fulv
    Thank you so much for your comment but unfortunately the problem still there 😞
  2. Fulv
    Hello, Please help After finishing printing the build plate goes up and then down again knocking over the top of the part. Any idea why this is happening? I am using an Ultimaker3 printer and the latest version of CURA. The firmware has been reset but it is still it. See Video I have posted on a Ultimaker support Facebook group: See what happens at the end of the print. The build plate goes up and then down. This was only a small test file and been shorter it is not knocking the top of the part. When printing taller files it seams to be more of a problem https://www.facebook.com/groups/2207556406016768/posts/5365308780241499/?comment_id=5366822856756758&reply_comment_id=5372935906145453&notif_id=1674547822493510&notif_t=group_comment_mention Please I need help if you can think of what causing it. Kind regards Fulvio
  3. Fulv
    Hello, Please help After finishing printing the build plate goes up and then down again knocking over the top of the part. Any idea why this is happening? I am using an Ultimaker3 printer and the latest version of CURA. The firmware has been reset but it is still it. See Video I have posted on a Ultimaker support Facebook group: See what happens at the end of the print. The build plate goes up and then down. This was only a small test file and been shorter it is not knocking the top of the part. When printing taller files it seams to be more of a problem https://www.facebook.com/groups/2207556406016768/posts/5365308780241499/?comment_id=5366822856756758&reply_comment_id=5372935906145453&notif_id=1674547822493510&notif_t=group_comment_mention Please I need help if you can think of what causing it. Kind regards Fulvio
  4. Fulv
    Hello everyone 🙂 I am printing ASA filament from Filamentum with the CURA market place profile. Using a 0.8mm Nozzle in VASE mode with an Ultimaker 3. Apparently 0.8mm nozzle it is not recommended by CURA when I selected it. I though I give it a try and all in all it has work well. The only issue I had is this building up or material around the nozzle (see picture). It is printing in VASE mode so I had no pauses during the printing. Maybe I am printing too slow? 20mm/s Maybe too much flow? 100% What would you guys recommend? Thank you in advance for you help. Fulvio 🙂
  5. Fulv
    Great advice thank you very much. I have been using the Filamentum profile from Ultimaker market place. I have increased the bed temperature from 90 to 105, I have been using PrintaFix instead of the glue stick and it seams have done the trick 🙂 I am very happy, it is a good material to use for functional prototypes and good to simulate clips design and so on. Thank you for your help. really appreciate it. The only problem I had was this (see picture). There seams to be a build up of material around the nozzle. is it too much flow? printing too slow maybe?
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  7. Fulv
    Thank you very much for the advice.
  8. Fulv
    Hello, I saw this post today thanks. I have a question if I may. I am printing ASA filament from Filamentum for the first time on my Ultimaker 3 printer using the cura profile download it from the marketplace. In my first 2 tests I have been having problems to make it stick to the glass plate using a glue stick. what should I use instead? Any suggestions? your help is very much appreciated:) thank you
  9. Fulv
    Hello there, I hope you can help me here. I need to print with Ultimaker PC filament with my Ultimaker 3 printer and I am getting an error message because the build plate is taking to long to reach the correct temperature that in this case is 107 degrees. I am using the advance printing kit with the front plastic cover and the room where the printer is is more than 20 degrees. Any tips and advises? Thank you in advance. Kind regards Fulvio
  10. Fulv
    Hi Thank you for your reply. I have changed my model in SolidWorks so that all the bodies are now connected. maybe you can do the same with your model. There is a bit of more cad work to do but it seams to work for me. See file attached. Let me know what you think. STEVE BIRTHDAY.zip
  11. Fulv
    I am having the same exact problem. I use SolidWorks and I have an assembly with multiple parts positioned correctly in the CAD but when I import the files into cura the parts when combine are in a different place. Did you manage to find a solution? Please help 🙂
  12. Fulv
    Hello everyone, is there an option in CURA where simply the Z hopping is ONLY happening when the nozzle is moving from one part to another? I am printing 10 parts at the same time, they are all the same shape and size See picture attached. If there is such an option, could you please reply with the exact settings? Thank you in advance :)
  13. Fulv
    Thank you all for sending your comments :) I have successfully printed one at the time and also 3 at the time without any problems so far. I am now going to try to print 4 but I am adding a z hopping of 2mm (with combine off). if this works, I feel confident that I can print 10 parts at the time. I am using the ultimaker advance kit which consists of the front cover and the ultimaker adhesive sheet. Any comments, tips or advise are very welcome :) I have attached the CURA project to this post for your reference. UM3_000168---LC 12 RETAINING RING REMOVAL TOOL-v01.3mf
  14. Fulv
    Hi Thank you for the advise. :)
  15. Fulv
    Hello everyone, I need to print 10 small parts on the same build plate and before I start printing them I would like to know if any of you has any tips to give me especially about the setting for the Z hopping. I am using an Ultimaker 3 printer Material is the Ultimaker PC in white The picture of the product is attached. I am looking forward to hearing from you guys :) Thank you in advance. Fulvio
  16. Fulv
    Hello Everyone, has any of you done any wire-frame printing with Cura on an Ultimaker 3? Any tips and advises? Thanks Fulvio :)
  17. Fulv
    Hello everyone :) I would like to test Rigid Ink PETG filament and I was wondering if any of you have a Cura Material profile that I could import. I will be using an Ultimaker 3. Thank you for your help in advance. Have a great day everyone :) Fulvio
  18. Fulv
    Thank you good advise :) i was thinking to print with a 0.8 nozzle size.
  19. Fulv
    Thank you for your reply. I do like the original Ultimaker print-core though. How long do you think a 0.8mm brass nozzle would last with a typical 40% woodfill from Form Futura?
  20. Fulv
    Hello everyone. I would like to print Woodfill filaments with my Ultimaker 3. -- Has any of you done that? -- Did you use an original Ultimaker print-core or a 3D Solex one? -- What filaments have you used and which one would you recommend? and finally -- Why Ultimaker doesn't have steel nozzles printcores for the ultimaker 3 (to use with abrasive materials)?
  21. Fulv
    This is the data-sheet I got from AprintaPro. aprintapro_pm_pure_datasheet.pdf
  22. Fulv
    I have sent a message to the material manufacturer requesting a full datasheet.
  23. Fulv
    Thank you for your reply. I don't think it is an ice nozzle, it came with the set of 4 nozzles when you buy the 3d solex print core. (see picture attached). I don' t know if you remember but I did have allot of problems with my first 3d solex print-core. There was something wrong with it in more than one way. When I have contacted 3d solex and explain the problems I was having, Carl told me straight away that he was going to send me a new Print-core and to keep the old one. On top of that he sent me a free Sapphire 0.5mm nozzle. Even that one sticks with this material. I will try an ice nozzle and see what happens. Thank you for your help once again. Fulvio
  24. Fulv
    yes i have tried that. I went down to 185 deg but it still sticking to the nozzle. it is such a shame, the material is very good but I don't seam to be able to print with it.
  25. Fulv
    Thank you for your reply. different profiles used, Flow rate 100% 96% Fan speed 30% 35% 40% The material manufacturer reran that is it the heat or maybe is the type of material used by 3d `Solex to make a nozzle with
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