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Posted · debbriefing d'une impression

bonjour,

voici une impression un peu plus important en taille 125x95x20 que ce que j'ai fais jusqu'alors.

si les experts du forum peuvent me debriefer :)

les parametres:

matiere:ngen buse=230°c plateau=85°c ventil:30% remplissage 20%

1ere couche=0.26 couche suivante=0.20 retrait=1.5

l'impression est correcte sur le dessous et les cotes et la tenue mécanique est correcte aussi:

par contre : j'ai des défauts:

-les couches supérieurs sont pas top (jointure)

-il y a des cheveux

- le pont s’écroule

- au début de l'impression la buse "racle" un peu de matière

- lors de l'impression des périmètres il y a de légère vibration au niveau du plateau, un peu comme si la buse touchait les hachurees du remplissage

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    Posted (edited) · debbriefing d'une impression

    Bonjour @droj

    Épaisseurs dessus/dessous tu es a combien?

    Les vibrations indiquent que ton plateau est mal calibré, dans ton cas la buse n'est pas assez proche du plateau.

    Pour le ngen, je suis plutôt a 235° temp d'extrusion, plateau 75°.

    Tu ne nous donnes pas tes vitesses d'impression...

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    Posted · debbriefing d'une impression

    oups je suis pas complet, voici la suite

    vitesse 1er couche: 30 remplissage 60 top/bottom 30 coque 40

    epaisseur 1ere couche 0.26, ep couche 0.2

    ep top/bottom=0.4 (soit 2couches de remplissage)

    ep coque= 1.2

    je vais recalibrer @duriel

    voili voilou

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    Posted (edited) · debbriefing d'une impression

    Épaisseur de couche dessus/dessous (top/bottom) essaies plutôt 0.8 mm

    réduis peut être aussi la vitesse top/bottom a 20 mm/s

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    Posted · debbriefing d'une impression

    bon voila un 2eme essai, j'ai retouché legerement le designe

    par contre je me pose la question

    si on met 20mm/s dans l'onglet "simple"

    cura en tient il compte dans l'onglet "avancé" ?

    les parametres:

    layer_height = 0.2

    wall_thickness = 1.2

    retraction_enable = True

    solid_layer_thickness = 1.2

    fill_density = 20

    print_speed = 25

    print_temperature = 235

    print_bed_temperature = 85

    support = None

    platform_adhesion = None

    filament_diameter = 2.85

    filament_flow = 100.0

    nozzle_size = 0.4

    retraction_speed = 40.0

    retraction_amount = 4.5

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