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Posted · Joris outer edge problem

I'm not sure if I understood the idea behind this option correctly but I thought this means that the z is continuously increased and the extrusion always on. So one would get something like a helix. As I tried to print a cylinder I got a "seam" over the whole height. The reason for this can be seen in the code below. E.g. it increased up to Z8.3, then stopped the extrusion, went down to 8.225 and began extruding again.

Is this the way it is supposed to happen?

G1 X93.603 Y96.483 Z8.294 E0.4079

G1 X94.094 Y95.709 Z8.297 E0.4121

G1 X94.679 Y95.003 Z8.3 E0.4163

;TYPE:FILL

G92 E0

;LAYER:54

;TYPE:WALL-OUTER

G1 X94.679 Y95.003 Z8.225 F9000.0

G1 X95.347 Y94.376 Z8.228 F1834.0086 E0.0042

G1 X96.089 Y93.837 Z8.231 E0.0083

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    Posted · Joris outer edge problem

    The 'Joris' feature is a bit of a hack, and only works anything like properly for very simple designs where you are printing only the outside single-thickness wall of a solid object. Any other geometries are going to confuse it and cause problems.

    Also, even then, sometimes the underlying Skeinforge slicer does some odd things, and will cause the head to back track in order to start a 'layer' at the point closest to the origin, rather than continuing onwards with the spiral.

     

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