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Bonjour à tous,

 

Je vous écris car je rencontre un problème sous Cura que je n'arrive pas à solutionner....

 

Lorsque j'imprime une pièce que j'ai dessiné et qui contient 2 ponts (un long [35mm] et un court [17mm]), le pont long s'imprime sans problème tandis que le pont court "bave" à l'impression. Et cela, peu importe l'orientation X/Y de la pièce.

 

En regardant les successions de couches sous Cura, je vois que le pont court s'imprime avec de petits trajets.... Comme une image vaut mieux qu'un long discours je rajoute une capture d'écran à mon message.

 

Je pense que la solution est relativement simple mais je suis incapable de voir dans quelle direction chercher...

 

Merci d'avance pour vos bonnes idées !

 

 

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    Dans un slicer, et pas que dans CURA, un pont correspond à une surface horizontale strictement parallèle au plateau.

    Ton "Grand Pont" est bien parallèle au plateau alors que ton "Petit Pont" ne l'est pas, d'où les "petits trajets".

    CURA_PontPont.png.b7eb3b56e7757f70147b481d138b19ce.png

    Solution : imprimer des supports sous le "Petit Pont".

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    Bonjour,

     

    Merci beaucoup !! La solution était très simple mais je n'étais pas dans la bonne direction !

     

    Du coup j'ai refait le pont parallèle au plateau et là c'est parfait ! 🙂

     

    Pour l'imprimante, c'est une Genius Pro.

     

    Bonne journée !

     

    Ps: j'avais essayé de mettre des supports sous le petit pont mais à chaque tentative la buse venait taper dans le support vers la 30ème couche et donc il fallait que je relance l'impression... Du coup je voulais trouver une solution sans ! 

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    6 hours ago, darkdvd said:

    (Et j'ai même pas demandé qu'elle imprimante c'était 😉 )

    Bonjour , je m'appel darkbvd et je suis phobique aux chinoiseries. 

    Aujourd'hui ça fait un jour que j'ai gardé mon calme sur un poste non Ultimaker .

     

    Bonjour Darkdvd  🤣🤣

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    ça ne compte pas , tu ne le savais pas.

     

    le compteur ZEN chinoiserie reste à zéro 

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