I looked up your unit and initially could not tell what was inside of it, they show no pics in the product description for the inside, then I went to YouTube where I found this video....
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I looked up your unit and initially could not tell what was inside of it, they show no pics in the product description for the inside, then I went to YouTube where I found this video....
I had the CR10 and started having issues with feed and it appeared that it would stop feeding but in reality my drive gear had worn out. It may have worked with the other slicing program, if this is...
How old is your filament?
It doesn't sound like it happens in the same spot every time, this would count out a bad slice or something related to the sliced file code. My first thought is...
Does this help?
Gemini,
To adjust the support tip temperature in MaracaEX for the Fortus 250mc, you need to access the printer's settings and locate the temperature settings for the support...
I put your post into Google and got this reply. I thought having separate profiles would be enough but here is what Gemini says.
To achieve per-printer post-processing in PrusaSlicer, you can't...
A quick Google of your question returned this result.
Several companies offer similar services to Xometry, providing online platforms for finding 3D printing jobs and other manufacturing services....
Yeah, that was going to be my advice as well, see what you get with a different slicer.
When this happens you say it is at the end of the print, like how close to the end? A few layers, a few CM,...
I'm not familiar with your printer so I have a few questions first.
How do you know your bed is level? I ask because in the picture with a fuller looking pattern the boxes that make up the upper...
Welcome to the forum. Just a couple of questions before I offer any advice.
What slicer are you using?
When you say burnt and curling up, at about what layer does this start to happen?
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It's inevitable that you're going to have a bad print that pushes filament up onto the nozzle and all of that. While it may depend on which filament you use, I've never had any issues with removing...
When I asked Google, Where did the Ender6 go, Gemini replied that it was discontinued in lieu of newer machines.
The Creality Ender 6 is considered a discontinued model, meaning it is no longer...
I'm thinking TPU might be the way to go if we're talking durability. Once printed the parts are nearly indestructible. I was having issues with small parts that were breaking, usually along the layer...
If you have to go with two or more heaters, I believe the better alternative would be to get a controller with multiple outputs to control each zone independently and then connect a single...
Welcome to the forum.
What do you mean you printed 10 pieces? This looks like one of those prints that prints as a conjoined print in place toy.
Doesn't it all print at once assembled?
Or...
Releveled or rehomed? It sounds like you needed to home it if it was running above the bed. Anyway, glad you figured it out.
Good luck and best wishes.
I had to look up what this was, and I'm still not real sure. Anyway, I see it mentioned with the Ender 3 a few times but not the Pro version. Not sure how much of a difference there is between the...
If you're open to Fusion 360, here is a whole 30 lesson course for free on how to model and design in autodesk.
https://youtu.be/d3qGQ2utl2A?si=plUc4h8YZ2ot_sZP
That looks like it should do the job starting out. If it is working for your needs that's all that matters.
I pulled this video for you. Just something to consider as you get more into the hobby....
Granted I only print at work, but I use Grainger and feel like I get decent pricing.
As for why some may be more than others, some if it is the reel. If you can use Cardboard vs Plastic that's a...
Fusion is my go to for sure. I print mostly for work, not as work but for my place of employment. Anyway, a friend of mine suggested this course on Fusion, Learn Fusion 360 in 30 days. It's super...
The printers I used just sat on a spare desk, nothing special and for the most part I got good prints off of them. It was more about the time I spent with prepping the bed, for me. When I first got...
If you can't print ABS I think you might struggle to print PETG, or at least I did. I was looking for something a bit stronger than PLA and PETG had some of the qualities I was looking for over PLA...
So I was getting these marks and I felt like I was also having issues with my prints due to the feed rate of my filament. Like you I was getting scaring on the sides of my filament that I would...
My Prusa MK 3 is direct drive vs my Creality printer which has a long tube that guides the filament to the extruder. A quick Google image search will show you the differences between the two.
You...
I'm using the same brand printer and I've never tried slowing down the first layer. I see where that would help but for me, I usually clean the plate really well to get good adhesion, and then bump...