I appreciate the quick reply! I more or less threw it in Cura, set it to .15 mm height and put a raft on it. Printed at around 200 C and 80% speed.
I appreciate the quick reply! I more or less threw it in Cura, set it to .15 mm height and put a raft on it. Printed at around 200 C and 80% speed.
That's normal. You can best fix that with fan. Lots of fan was it at 100%? That's in expert settings I think.
Also if you want good quality I would print cooler (maybe 200C) and slower (maybe 25mm/sec). The slower you print, the better the quality. You have to have patience.
But this is a very tricky part. You might need much more support material. The supports will help keep the overhangs form creeping up like that and getting hit by the nozzle.
It's easier to wet sand after removing supports than to try to get it to print perfect without support but if you go for the latter method then print slow and cool.
I don't want to have patience!
I attempted a different but similar print at a much slower speed and am a lot happier with the results. I appreciate the feedback and numbers. Slow and steady it seems.
From the looks of it you are experiencing a couple of things, underextrusion amongst them:
Have a read in Roberts guide here;
http://support.3dverkstan.se/article/23-a-visual-ultimaker-troubleshooting-guide
Also, that print, is really tricky, start with some easier stuff
The smudging is due to the fact that the hot end stays on that surface for a while, and comes back before it's cooled off. Printing a little tower somewhere in the other corner could help you here.
Alright I thought I had it all figured out but now I have another problem, or the same one manifesting differently?
Here's my shot at printing the extrusion test.
http://umforum.ultimaker.com/index.php?/topic/4586-can-your-um2-printer-achieve-10mm3s-test-it-here/
As you might notice I am getting clicking before the print even really starts. Tried adjusting the tension all over but can't get it to work. Also have tried changing the filament a few times.
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That is a very tricky print, probably not the best thing to start out with. That said, it will be much easier for people to help if you post the settings you used.
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