3D Benchy Testdruck

Masterdark · 2020-02-11T08:01:04+0000

Hallo zusammen, habe zu Testzwecken das 3D Benchy gedruckt. Gedruckt wurde mit einem - UM 2+ - Düse 0,4mm - Layer 0,1mm - Geschwindigkeit 40mm/s - Filament UM PLA Tough bei 225°C, Bett 60°C, Lüfter 100% Grundsätzlich sieht der Druck recht ordentlich aus, allerdings gibt es zwei Punkte die mir nicht so gefallen. Einmal ist das der Bug im vorderen unteren Bereich. Der Druck wirkt dort etwas unsauber. Der zweite Punkt sind die Bögen z.B. an der Tür. Die Bereiche sind in den Bildern markiert. Kann mir jemand sagen welche Parameter ich in Cura (4.41) evtl. ändern kann um die genannten Punkte zu verbessern ? Grüße, Dirk

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By Masterdark
February 11, 2020 in Deutsch

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