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I almost always use a brim or a skirt. The problem is occuring with a brim... see the attached image:
(This is a full-size bed print and I aborted it because the brim was lifting before the first layer was complete... I'm working on the adhesion problem currently for this print).
This shows the issue of the drag line. You can see how the drag line was pulled all the way to the other side of the print before beginning printing. Here is a view showing the drag line in the layer view:
I would have wanted it to pull the line to one of the nearest areas of the print so as not to have the drag line within the interior of the print area.
Is there a setting or method for telling Cura where you want the print start point to be?
Thanks again.
Mike
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Thanks for the ideas!
I almost always use a brim or a skirt. The problem is occuring with a brim... see the attached image:
(This is a full-size bed print and I aborted it because the brim was lifting before the first layer was complete... I'm working on the adhesion problem currently for this print).
This shows the issue of the drag line. You can see how the drag line was pulled all the way to the other side of the print before beginning printing. Here is a view showing the drag line in the layer view:
I would have wanted it to pull the line to one of the nearest areas of the print so as not to have the drag line within the interior of the print area.
Is there a setting or method for telling Cura where you want the print start point to be?
Thanks again.
Mike
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