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I've found I run into a stuck filament in my Sigma R16 with Capricorn tubing. It's mostly with the cheap spools I bought from Craigslist, which...

The only one I found in your price range is the sovol sv01 which appeared in the list of best direct drive extruder printers for 2021. It lists as a...

@starplanet, it is a bowden tube printer, so it's rather risky if you go that route with the intention of printing flexible filament. You could...

I wonder if the OBC filament I used is polypropylene based, as the documentation specified printing on packing tape, which worked fine.

TPU filament may be of use to your objective. It's very flexible right off the spool and usually requires a direct drive printer (genuine Prusa i3 -...

Another aspect to consider is when you post for help, include your printing speeds, temperature, material and any other pertinent information...

Based on your description, your problem may not be the design. If your filament is running cooler than optimum, the layers will be weak enough to...

I suspect the original post has been deleted. The reference to parrot spammer would imply that the person making the post is simply mimicking a...

I recently had to replace the heat bed on my Qidi X-Max and had prompt response from their support email. Consider to send an email to...

@printbus, I like to use the term assignment as a description in place of variable, to reduce the confusion new users might experience. Of course,...

I didn't look at the nozzle temps in the g-code and I didn't examine it to every single entry. The "directives" in the g-code aren't telling the...

The g-code looks good, which points to a hardware problem. Are you able to observe the nozzle temperature when it reaches the level of the bulge?

I'm not a g-whiz g-code guy, but if you can attach the g-code file, I'll take a look at it to see if there's something strange in the slicer output....

If the cube had no top and bottom (or just no top) and no infill, perhaps the same number of walls, does it bulge outward or does it bulge inward and...

I've not seen Adobe Dimension as a commonly used program for creating 3D printable miniatures. In the web site, it's described as a 2D and 3D scene...

that's an impressive topographic section. Do you have the border in an SVG or other vector format? Of course, it has to be at the proper scale or it...

You're pretty close in your description. The STL file becomes a BREP file in order for F360 to edit it. The border does become a cutter, in a manner...

Can you provide a link to a source for this type of file? I'm picturing that you have an STL topographic type file covering a large geographic area...

Now we're talking Fractals!