bastiaan86

June 22, 2019

I installed and tested the v1.1.4 silent board and the zebra stripes are gone :) and also the motors are really quiet now! Really worth the money in my opinion. Thanks again for your help!

May 21, 2019

Thank you for your message! After all I did not try to hack the board. I have soldering experience but not with SMD boards, it's just too small... After I saw a video on the new updated mainboard for the Ender 3 with TMC2208 drivers, I decided to go for that :)

May 19, 2019

2 hours ago, redslifer said:

Deselect "infill before walls" in the infill tab. Also disable "compensate wall overlaps".

That worked to me and to everyone I helped with this issue, which are a lot.

Thanks a lot for your suggestions, will try that :)

May 17, 2019

Okay, so I understand the problem is the A4988 drivers. Instead of modifying and possibly destroying the board, would replacing my current board (Ender 3 v1.1.3) with the new v1.1.4 board solve the Zebra stripes issue? The v1.1.4 board has TMC2208 drivers.

Thanks in advance!!

Edit: after all I think the modification is not that hard. I'll just bridge the resistors with a little solder. I'll try that first.

May 16, 2019

On 5/16/2019 at 9:35 AM, P3D said:

Doesn't this look more like the dreaded Zebra stripes? Like in this thread:

Thank you very much. This seems to make sense! Will look further into it. But for what I found so far, this happens on the Ender 3 as well.

May 15, 2019

Hello all,

After a lot of testing and trying I now have got the 3d printed train I made already quite good. However there are some wall artefacts that I do not know how to get rid of. The front of the train is tapered from behind the first doors (hence the diagonal lines there) Over the whole length of the train the bottom and top are drawn in a slight corner from just under the windows inwards. I added some pictures to highlight where the lines are visible. It's like infill is shining through however Cura does not show this. The walls are drawn 4 lines thick.