1 hour ago, Arstinince said:I totally agree, ABS is a huge pain. So I'm using the Creality slicer. Lemme see if I can get something for you to look at.
I hope they've improved it since I got my Ender-3 V2 Neo (first Creality printer). 3 out of 3 initial test prints failed, switched to the greener pastures of Cura, now when prints fail it's generally because of my own stupidity.
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Printing with ABS is a pain - it warps if you breathe on it at the wrong temperature, it has the adhesive qualities of a four week old sticky note which has been moved ten times a day, and it's a good thing you have it in an enclosure because the fumes are literally poisonous. People say "it's stronger than PLA" but it isn't really, just less brittle. My point is: only use it if you have to. It's great stuff when it's being poured into prefabricated moulds en masse (Lego bricks are made out of a special blend of it! As are a lot of plastic things) but it's really annoying to work with for printing.
Aaaaanyway, it's been a while since I've printed ABS, but I did it at about 250 with the bed at 100. Most spools of filament will have the recommended settings printed somewhere on them. Definitely make sure you're not going too fast (I did about 40mm/s). As for your X, other than the possibility of Elon Musk trying to advertise the Twitter name change via your printer, it's hard to guess just based on pictures.
If you could post the Cura project file (.3mf, get it ready to print then go to File > Save Project) as well as the gcode file for the one you already did, that gives us a lot more to try and go by.
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Lol thanks for your response. You actually got a laugh outta me!
I totally agree, ABS is a huge pain. So I'm using the Creality slicer. Lemme see if I can get something for you to look at.
Standby!
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