Hi All
My prints have started to lean along the Y Axis -any ideas what could be causing this - the bed appears to be moving freely.
Im using a Ordbot Hadron
http://3dprintboard.com/attachment.p...tid=5437&stc=1
cheers Graham
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Hi All
My prints have started to lean along the Y Axis -any ideas what could be causing this - the bed appears to be moving freely.
Im using a Ordbot Hadron
http://3dprintboard.com/attachment.p...tid=5437&stc=1
cheers Graham
Reduce the % of alcohol in your filament.
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Originally Posted by Marm
I LOL'd......
Pretty sure you already find the problem here ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by grezmel
This might be obvious, but have you checked that the frame is square?
I meant to say moving freely along the axis rather than sticking.Quote:
Originally Posted by richardphat
Not sure what you mean... is it supposed to stick or move? And if it's one, is it doing the other?Quote:
Originally Posted by grezmel
The bed and hot plate should move along the axis freely without sticking - i.e should be free to move. I was stating this to try and eliminate movement along the axis as a possible issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marm
Ive printed another item and there appears to be a step every 5ish mm along the Y axis which causes the object to lean for taller printed objects.
Slow down your printing speed, and/or rotate the object 30 degrees around the Z, and see how that does.
Why? Units that move a lot of mass can have inertia issues at higher speeds, especially with long back-and-forth infill patterns.
Thanks all for your comments - there was actually some mileage in your %alcohol comment as the frame was as p**sed as a fart lol..... Straightened up the frame and now prints are even again ��Quote:
Originally Posted by Marm
I second thatQuote:
Originally Posted by DBFIU