Have you tried turning the heated bed off, print it on a piece of blue M3 tape and print 2 at the same time?
The radiate of the heated bed can make overhangs 'hang' more, and by printing 2 they have both more time to cool, especially at the end.
Have you tried turning the heated bed off, print it on a piece of blue M3 tape and print 2 at the same time?
The radiate of the heated bed can make overhangs 'hang' more, and by printing 2 they have both more time to cool, especially at the end.
Wow, thanks a lot for the advice!
Its trying to print a overhang with no support. Im guessing you are using PLA. print colder and slower. 190 degree and 30mm/s. Make sure your fans are on 100% and increase your layer height to 0.1mm. Larger layer heights print overhangs better.
Yes, I'm using PLA. I thought the bevel at 45 degrees would be good enough to print without support, but I completely forgot about the temperature
Have you tried turning the heated bed off, print it on a piece of blue M3 tape and print 2 at the same time?
The radiate of the heated bed can make overhangs 'hang' more, and by printing 2 they have both more time to cool, especially at the end.
I tried now. I don't have blue tape, so what I did was leave the heated bed on for the first layer (I added a brim to both prints) then turn it of as soon as the base was done.
With that and Labern's advice, it printed perfectly. I'll be sure to write this in my printing notes, I can see how it would be very useful for other printing projects.
Thank you very much!
Just a word of caution, changing the bed temp can cause the print to come unstuck from the build plate. Glass shrinks at a different rate as PLA and this can cause the print to pop off.
You can get away with it on some small prints like the one your trying to print but I wouldn't recommend it on larger ones.
Just a word of caution, changing the bed temp can cause the print to come unstuck from the build plate. Glass shrinks at a different rate as PLA and this can cause the print to pop off.
You can get away with it on some small prints like the one your trying to print but I wouldn't recommend it on larger ones.
Makes sense. I'll try with stick glue first, and if that doesn't work, I'll see if I can find M3 tape.
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Its trying to print a overhang with no support. Im guessing you are using PLA. print colder and slower. 190 degree and 30mm/s. Make sure your fans are on 100% and increase your layer height to 0.1mm. Larger layer heights print overhangs better.
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