poor back side q

[ARTISAN]

YOU KNOW IT...YOU KNOW IT!!

pla and raft...
will try to go with out one...
im using the FF sticker that came with it glued to the bad

[antoniumtech]

Hello My $0.02: The issue may be due to poor attachment of the PLA to the printer bed in the area where the curling appears. Attachment issues can be due to bed/material temperatures & print speeds, bed surface preparation and/or leveling. Since one side looks good, I am guessing the issue is bed leveling. If the bed is not level, the material may not attach properly at the low spot. The unattached material will cool at a different rate than the attached material resulting in the curled edges shown in your images. One way to test this would be to flip the object 180 degrees along the x axis and see if the issue switches sides. Simplify 3D has some a nice Quality Guide on their site which can be very helpful: https://www.simplify3d.com/support/

[Geoff]

Hello My $0.02: The issue may be due to poor attachment of the PLA to the printer bed in the area where the curling appears. Attachment issues can be due to bed/material temperatures & print speeds, bed surface preparation and/or leveling. Since one side looks good, I am guessing the issue is bed leveling. If the bed is not level, the material may not attach properly at the low spot. The unattached material will cool at a different rate than the attached material resulting in the curled edges shown in your images. One way to test this would be to flip the object 180 degrees along the x axis and see if the issue switches sides. Simplify 3D has some a nice Quality Guide on their site which can be very helpful: https://www.simplify3d.com/support/

If you end up getting tired of trying to tweak it to print as well as makerware was doing by default, well.. you know what to do.