kbelky

I think you are right. I started a print last night at 9:00. It finally printed through the night with no error. But this is what I woke up to. There is supposed to be one object in the middle. It was mangled. Looks like the printer started again at the middle front of the bed. When that failed, it moved over to the front left. Oh, and the fan/duct is now bent. Believe I'll be sending this printer back. 😕

I just purchased a Longer LK5 Pro. Brand new to 3d printing, although I have printed 8 objects at the local library. No problems at all at the library. But with this Longer, it keeps giving an error. 'Recovery Printing - Job is not done. Do you want to recover this printing?'. It threw this error 5 times during a print that finally bombed at 14 hours. Reason being, the extruder seems to 'recover' too low, and hits the object, eventually breaking it free from the bed. I have checked all the fasteners and rollers. Everything seems dead-on. Wire connectors have all been unplugged/replugged. Bed is leveled before each print. Bed temp is set to 70; Nozzle temp to 210. Any ideas why this error might be coming up? Anything I can do in Cura to help prevent it? I'm about ready to send this printer back. 😞

Fantastic! Thank you for the information, and the 'T' idea. I have a bit of reading to do... then I'll give it another try.

I have tried to print a somewhat large gauge cluster bezel for my car. It is approximately 13.25" wide, 6" tall, and 3/16" wide. When I tried printing it with the tallest point on the z-axis, it started warping about the 55% mark. I then tried printing the tallest side on the x-axis. It got half way through printing, and I don't know what it did. But it was seriously messed up. Like it stopped printing after the first half, then started over. Can someone help me figure out a way to where I don't have to do multiple prints? I'm using a Longer LK5 Pro, which is more than tall enough to handle the 13.25". Being brand new to 3d printing, I just don't have the knowledge to get the settings correct in Cura. Longer LK5 Pro 210 degree nozzle temp 70 degree bed temp 50 mm/s speed Brilliant Stantia(3).stl