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Stringing et sous-extrusion


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Posted · Stringing et sous-extrusion

Bonjour à tous

 

Je suis nouveau dans le monde de l'impression 3D et sur le forum.

Je me tourne vers vous aujourd'hui car j'ai un problème d'impression qui me rend fou...

 

Même si j'arrive à faire des impressions "correctes", j'ai voulu optimiser mes réglages afin de tirer le maximum de mon Anet A8 modifiée.

 

J'ai donc commencé par travailler sur le stringing...mais impossible de trouver les réglages qui vont biens.

 

Je travaille pour le moment sur du PLA et J'ai commencé avec les réglages suivants:

 

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Puis j'ai augmenté la rétraction, la vitesse de rétraction, de déplacement, j'ai augmenté et diminué la température de la buse... etc.

 

Dans tous les cas, des que j'augmente la rétraction pour obtenir une diminution sensible du stringing, je passe en sous extrusion  et ce avant même que le stringing ne disparaisse complétement...

 

Résultats :

 

sans Z-Hop

 

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avec z-Hop de 0.5mm

 

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Merci pour votre aide,

 

Alex

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    Posted · Stringing et sous-extrusion

     

    Hello, I'm having a problem resembling stringing in the fill of the part. I do a lot of stringing tests on massive pieces and there's no wire coming out, but when I use it with only one layer and fill, it looks like a spider's web and that's stealing material and leaving the piece fragile. Any suggestion? I'm attaching the profile I'm using and some photos to help me. Big hug to all!

    Stringing test.jpeg

    After_Stringing_test.jpeg

    missing material.jpg

    profile_analise.curaprofile

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    Posted · Stringing et sous-extrusion

    Hello,

     

    Stringing is a bit of a mess...

    No other choice than making lots of tests.

     

    Increase travel speed to 150mm/sec, Increase retraction,  add z up before retraction and level change (0,5mm was a good value for me), and at least try do decrease nozzle temp.

     

    in my case, nothing was working. I replaced the nozzle and it is great now

     

    hope it will help

     

    Alex

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