Simple Pipe Printing .. What is going on ?

[burbas 0]

Hello ALL, 

i stuck, while i am printing super simple pipe, exactly pencil cap. it stucks at layer 75, not printing pipe holes. it is normaly longer than this. or when i changed to numbers like below, it becomes mosaic , nozzle and settings are ok to me.. but what is the problem. 

 

 

 

Look these are settings

 

these are the dimensions

 

what is the idea behind of this ? 

[burbas 0]

Found, it is about nozzle size will you please delete this topic for me ?

@SandervG

[Smithy 1,141]

I can delete the topic if you want, but I think it could be interesting also for other users.

 

Can you explain how you solved it? Changed the nozzle size or wall thickness a little bit smaller?

[Mari 36]

Attach the STL or better the complete project-file that include the object and you printer-settings!

[burbas 0]

Solution is related with shell thickness.  And it is related with nozzle size. As you know nozzle size is 0.4, so need to change shell against to it. 

[Smithy 1,141]

From time to time I get strange results, also when modelling with a multiple of the the nozzle size or wall thickness. So when modelling a wall with 1.2mm and the wall thickness is 0.4 it can happen that I have to set the wall thickness to 0.39 to get a good result. I guess sometimes the STL export doesn't match 100% the dimensions you set in CAD and differ in some microns.

[geert_2 557]

Exporting to STL converts circles - thus curved lines - into polygons with straight segments. So if your wall thickness is exactly 0.4mm in the design, upon converting to STL-segments it may vary between 0.39mm and 0.41mm for example, depending on the chosen accuracy. The 0.41mm walls print fine, but the 0.39mm wide walls are dropped, leaving holes. That is why I often use 0.5mm for thin walls and tiny text legs, which prints well. I never tried changing nozzle-width to 0.39 or 0.38mm, because I am prone to forget that later on, messing up later prints.  :-)