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One side perfect the other side not so much.


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Posted · One side perfect the other side not so much.

Hello,

I'm having some quality issues with my Ultimaker2Go. It seems to happen more often when I print taller models (when I mean tall I'm talking maybe 1 inch tall) I had this issue when I first got the UM2G and printed the Ultimaker robot. One of it's ears were perfect and the other wasn't. I thought it might be a bed leveling issue but areas above and below it seem to be fine.

They don't look terrible but I find it weird that one side is better then the other.

Here are some pictures and the setting I was using. I'm sure it's something simple. I haven't tried moving the model off center yet, I might try that later.

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    Posted · One side perfect the other side not so much.

    100% fill is not necessary and wastes lots of time and plastic. If you need something strong enough that a car can drive over it - try 3 shells (1.2mm) instead of 2 (.8mm).

    The issue is that because the nozzle is on the left side of the print head, you get more fan on the left side of the model. I'm not sure what the solution is - I guess print cooler. Try printing at 195C on the printer and slow it down to 30mm/sec.

    Of course getting the UM2+ upgrade *might* help as I think it gives you more fan power.

    Or just print something larger - or print 2 at once so one has more time to cool while printing the other.

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    Posted · One side perfect the other side not so much.

    The 100% fill was a mistake. I forgot to change it from a previous print. I'm going to change it to 20%.

    I'm going to try printing cooler and slower and I'll let you know how it turns out.

    Will the UM2+ upgrade work on the Go?

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    Posted · One side perfect the other side not so much.

    I won't be getting my upgrade for about 2 weeks so I don't know for sure but I strongly suspect it will work fine. I know for sure it can handle the higher wattage heater as I already have a 40W heater on my um2go (and a heated bed). There's nothing else about the upgrade that leads me to think it won't work - certainly the fan thing should be fine. The feeder might require the um2go motor to turn a different direction - but I know you need to load different firmware for the um2go to become a plus anyway. So, yeah, I strongly suspect it will work fine - ask me in a few weeks.

    Plus I don't know for sure if the new fan shroud will help your print on the right side. I just know more fan is better.

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