Selecting wall ordering 'outside to inside' might solve the problem.
Selecting wall ordering 'outside to inside' might solve the problem.
Well I tried changing wall order, but the print still fails due to it making random lines then goingsomewhere else
Have you tried printing the gears individually (i.e. their own file, one at a time)? I know Cura can get some weird ideas when it comes to printing separate models at once.
Also if you could provide the gcode file (the one that Cura produces after you slice something and is what the printer actually uses) that might help because then we can see it's actually getting the printer to do, not just how it's being sliced.
Initial Layer Line Width : 150 % ???
5 hours ago, Cuq said:Initial Layer Line Width : 150 % ???
Yea it's helping bed adhesion for this print.
9 hours ago, Slashee_the_Cow said:Have you tried printing the gears individually (i.e. their own file, one at a time)? I know Cura can get some weird ideas when it comes to printing separate models at once.
Also if you could provide the gcode file (the one that Cura produces after you slice something and is what the printer actually uses) that might help because then we can see it's actually getting the printer to do, not just how it's being sliced.
I'll try that after school today.
55 minutes ago, Blazaristic said:I'll try that after school today.
Yes when i tried, it was one gear at a time which seemed fine.
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Same problem as in this Github discussion : https://github.com/Ultimaker/Cura/issues/15056#issuecomment-1689206800
Should be partially solved in version 5.5. I say partial, because in this case, if the print order is better for the print, the wall print order is no longer respected, which will certainly lead to other comments.
5.X -> 5.4
5.5 or use the executable mentioned in the post
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