Mari
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Rotate the object so it is diagonal on the buildplate... Then it fits!
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Can you make screenshot of your Cura screen and upload it here? Like to see what you are seeing after loading the object and trying to slice!
I just added you printer to my Cura install... no problem with the files, I'm able to slice them all! The side-panels RED & BLUE I had to set diagional on the buildplate!
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Can't find the topic, but found a YouTube movie...
Like in the video I changed profile from Ender 3 to Ender 3 Pro and now I'm able to slice the parts!
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Start with telling which printer you use, build-plate volume etc.
If the object you want to print is bigger as the build-plate volume, Cura will tell you it is unable to slice and you have to adjust the dimension!
I have no problems witch "switch-case-back", but "switch-case-v1" is rejected because it runs into restrictions of my build-plate volume. That is wrong, my Ender 3 Pro can print 235x235x250... "switch-case-v1" is 189,7x196.1x150.0... Somewhere in this forum there is a topic with a solution for this, to remove/change the restrictions.
So... without more information we really guessing what your problem is...
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I am having issues with my prints
QuoteI does print successfully.
So you DON'T have an issue with the prints...
That you only see a part in preview is that you moved the bottom part of the slider upwards... (showing part from layer 175 and upwards)
Moving the top part of the slider down looks like this! (showing part from layer 0 to layer 206)...
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... what are you trying to show us, posting partial screenshots doesn't make it clear what the issue is!
Did you try to print the object after slicing?
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What issues do you have? Sometimes issues are not software related but caused by hardware!
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Make sure to remove all files that are left after uninstall...
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On YouTube you can find a few videos over this printer, check it out... most of them are in Italian language!
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I also can't find any thing strange in the Gcode... I understand the problem, but don't have a solution for it!
Did you try to contact Hamlet? Or try to find someone who uses this printer also...
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I ask again, does the problem occur with the old version of Cura? And post Gcode like asked before 😉
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On 7/15/2020 at 12:10 PM, basvanp said:
Ik probeer via 3dhubs te printen, maar welk materiaal moet ik kiezen? Ik heb nu Nylon, HPPA 12 en 1 print kost maar liefst €165.21. Doe ik dit juist of moeten er andere keuzes gemaakt worden voor de juiste print?
If you want them printed in Nylon... you will pay the price they ask for printing in Nylon...
Dutch: als je ze in Nylon geprint wilt hebben, zal je de prijs die ze daarvoor vragen moeten betalen...
If you choose for PLA one wheel will cost €29,51...
Dutch: als je voor PLA kiest kost 1 wiel €29,51...
If you order 2 or more, they will get cheaper...
Dutch: bestel je er 2 of meer dan worden ze goedkoper...
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... for us it is a wild guess... we don't know your printer settings nor the Start/End Gcode...
Do you have the same problem with the old version? If not, create Gcode-file and compare it with a Gcode-file created with 4.6.1. Maybe something will show up in the Gcode-file... Try, with the help of Google, to understand the codes in the Gcode-file.
Since the information on the website is from 2015 I don't think there will be much support from Hamlet, but you could ask them by contacting them...
Remove the printer in Cura and add a new one, don't import but start from scratch with the information in the Cura Setup file from the Hamlet website... will be trial and error...
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I know a few people who have an Ender 3 Pro and switched to a glass bed... they haven't changed their settings for printing... There will be a difference in the first layer, the magnetic bed is different from a glass bed... sometimes it is difficult to find the right temperature-setting of the material you are printing...
Lower or raise the temperature a little and find out what works best for you...
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If I'm right, default printing speed for an Ender 3/Ender 3 pro selected in Cura is 50mm/sec. First layer will be printed at 25mm/sec. You can check that speed in settings!
But without knowing your settings it is a wild guess why it is printing way faster then with another slicer...
Maybe it helps when you have some good Cura Profiles for Ender 3/Ender 3 Pro, you can download them from CHEP-website.
https://www.chepclub.com/cura-profiles.html
On YouTube you can find CHEP-channel, with many videos about tweaking/tuning your ender 3 (Pro).
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Add both printers to Cura and compare both!
I don't think they differ much, but in both cases you will have to finetune the profiles to get better prints out of them!
On YouTube you can find CHEP, he has many Creality-printers and has lots of videos online. From his website you can download Cura Profiles for Ender 3 (Pro)...
https://www.chepclub.com/cura-profiles.html
I use these profiles on my Ender 3 Pro... Also take a look at his Start/End G-code...
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Did some digging and found Cura-setup for this type of printer on the Hamlet-website...
Did you change the Start/End G-code like is suggested?
--> http://english.hamletcom.com/products/hp3dx100.aspx?t=download
Download the Cura Setup file... in the ZIP you will find a PDF-file and 2 text-files for Start/End G-Code!
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Check your machine-settings in Cura and post them here so we can take a look at it!
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Did you check the specs of Ninjatek Eel filament?
QuoteExtruder Temperature: 220°C – 230°C
Platform Temperature: Room temperature – 45°C
Glue or blue painters tape is suggested if not using a heated bed.Print Speed:
Top and bottom layers: 15-20 mm/ sec (900-1800 mm/ min)
Infill speeds: 45-60 mm/ sec (2700-3600 mm/ min)
Layer 2+ use cooling fan if available.Slower speed is good, temperature of nozzle up to 250 is not good! Maybe the conductive material in the filament is clogging the nozzle...
I print Ninjatek Cheetah a lot (on an Ender 3 Pro), with low printspeeds and temperature somewhere between the values in the spec!
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Remove those profiles and see what happens...
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You doubled the steps/mm that is a lot!
Cura doesn't know the value of s/mm that is stored in the firmware of the printer. Cura tells the printer to raise the Z-axis x.xmm, the printer then knows how many steps the Z-stepper has to make (with the value stored in the firmware)... In your case the Z-axis will be lowered, not raised...
So I find the very strange that it is impossible to print an STL sliced with Cura! Check settings, compare them with the settings in Creality Slicer.
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8 hours ago, SandervG said:
I'm pretty sure the misinput in the g-code should have been caught by a safety precaution in the firmware by usual standards. Nevertheless, sorry to hear it caught fire tho, glad to hear you are safe!
- edit: learned which mistake.
Not all Ender 3 have thermal runaway protection enabled... Big fault made by Creality...
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.... should print out of the box, no firmware update needed...
Check printer if it is assembled the right way, they sometimes make mistakes in China!
What layerheight did you use?
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Wat heeft hij altijd gedaan? Niet hoger willen printen dan 4cm of wat anders?
Kun je de carriage handmatig wel verder omhoog brengen dan die 4cm? Of dan ook niet.
Je geeft niet veel informatie behalve welk merk en type en dat je nieuw bent met 3D printen...
unable to slice in cura
in UltiMaker Cura
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If the object is orientated diagonally I should work... Maybe remove printer in Cura and add it again!
Are you able to slice other files than these?