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maybe a bug? exceeds build volume with raft


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Posted (edited) · maybe a bug? exceeds build volume with raft

I am trying to print a very simple (and small) shape with a raft and I am unable to print it.  Cura shows no errors and sends the job to the printer without issue, but by the time it hits the printer, I get an error that the print exceeds the build volume and I can't start the print.  If I change to a skirt or brim, it has no error.

 

Here is how the print looks on the S5 with the raft

 

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UPDATE:  Apparently, it is only an issue when using Nylon as the material...both generic and Ultimaker brand.  If I choose a different material, I get no errors.  Any suggestions?

Edited by chuckmcgee
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    Posted · maybe a bug? exceeds build volume with raft

    I had got the same error that a small object extend the build volume. I used both print cores and i had moved the prime tower a print before. After correcting the position of the prime tower every thing works. It was a little bit funny, because you can't see the prime tower at this point of placing the object. You have to remember what you have done the print before.

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