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Bonjours a tous,

Il y as quelque temps j'ai commandé 2 bobines de Colorfabb (bleu marine, et lila), j'ai bien reçu mes bobines, mais je trouve que la qualité n'est pas tip top alors j'aimerais savoirs comment vous, vous paramétrer Cura lorsque vous imprimé en Colorfabb.

Pour ma part je règle cura comme sa pour le moment :

T° buse : 210°

T° plateau : 65°

Vitesse 50 mm/s

Hauteur de couche : 0.1

Flow 100%

Merci pour vos information =)

Adrien

 

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    http://umforum.ultimaker.com/index.php?/gallery/album/1283-colorfabb-bug/

    Voila :)

     

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    Plateau a 60°c et température entre 200 et 230°c pour moi jamais de soucis avec Colorfabb au contraire...

    Ca te la fait sur d'autres print ou juste celui ci?

    Tu avait de l'infill?

    J4ai pas trop le temps de regarder aujourdhui mais jette un oeil sur les problemes communs ici:

    http://support.3dverkstan.se/article/23-a-visual-ultimaker-troubleshooting-guide

    Ca ressemble au "Ringing" décrit sur le lien

     

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    Oui ça me l'as fait sur d'autre pièce, pour cette pièce la je n'avais pas d'infill ce qui peu un peu explique le défaut sur le déçu et merci pour le liens =)

     

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    J'ai changé quelques paramétres et la miracle j'ai sortie une belle pièce =)

    J'ai mis :

    T° buse : 190°

    T° plateau : 55°

    Vitesse 25

    Infill 10%

    Hauteur de couche : 0.1

    Voici une photo : http://umforum.ultimaker.com/index.php?/gallery/image/8845-carapuce/

    Merci beaucoup pour vos conseil =)

     

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