I've made ABS slurry to apply to the build plate and even in a sealed container, the acetone evaporated, leaving a film of ABS behind. It's not so much that it hardens as it is that the solvent...
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I've made ABS slurry to apply to the build plate and even in a sealed container, the acetone evaporated, leaving a film of ABS behind. It's not so much that it hardens as it is that the solvent...
Here's a tosser; grab a copy of Prusa Slicer 2 and a profile for your printer and see if anything changes. It's a free program and won't screw up anything already in place, but will almost certainly...
The phrasing and lack of presence on the forum leads me to believe this is a bot generated response. It's barely on topic, although better than some posts I've seen. The post count says 2, but I...
For a new guy here, your post is rather well done, comprehensively described. Considering all the things you've done to narrow the problem, I'm surprised it's as bad as it is. Only one thing jumps...
What percentage of infill do you have set? Can you either attach your STL file or link it from the source? The brim has an even surface, which bodes well for the bed leveling. I'm not sure what to...
Once you turn on the supports, you should see how they are placed in the preview. What slicer are you using? There are adjustments available for support density, support angle, others.
You'll want to locate the setting in your slicer for supports. Turn on supports and the slicer will create a print file that builds a series of walls or towers that sit where the droopies happen....
I suspect that the post was merely to get past moderation, preparing to post garbage in the near future.
FDM is a method of 3D printing, as is SLA. One is filament deposition, the other stereolithography, sometimes called MSLA for masked stereolithography. FDM or FFF printing has a variety of materials...
It sounds as though the 47 inches would be the length of the hull. That's going to require a rather large printer, unless you can accept segmenting and gluing of the printed parts. A fellow...
are you hoping to have the boat printed in one piece, or are the STL files of a segmented model?
The attachment works, unfortunately in such a manner as to let me know it's not in the g-code. The early M104 line reads M104 S220 T0, which says set the temperature of Tool zero to 220 °C. The next...
check the last line in this linked web page
it should allow you to download the g-code and then attach it here for checking.
It's an unfortunate aspect of this type of process that prevents...
I realize now that your 40-50 percent reference was for amount of print completed. A little slow on my part...
You can see the M104 S0 T0 code in the END CODE section, turning the heaters off.
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based on your phrasing, your print isn't changing temperature, your nozzle temperature is dropping. The "40-50 percent" reference is also ambiguous, but let's run with the nozzle first.
Check your...
It would not be so much that it is not compatible as more likely it's lower quality than one might prefer. Attack the nozzle height consideration before spending money on replacing components, but...
Those are all good numbers/data and I'll stand by my suggestion, and support the others' as well. The suggestion about too close to the bed is definitely valid and should be examined before the next...
I'm too often surprised at the vitriol that pops up now and then. I've learned long ago to keep my posts objective and avoid "you did this," or "you shouldn't have done that," sort of posts. Most of...
If you recognize that you are posting to a forum in which everyone is entitled to respond, and that those responses may well include opinions, you'll be ahead of the game. Factual posts and answers...
If you find a particular aspect to be problematic or intimidating, post here with a question or two with details and someone will have an answer. It helps (may be a requirement) to have a project in...
You will get many dozen recommendations. What have you tried or found thus far?
A few of us here are fans of OpenSCAD, but it's not for everyone.
Fusion 360 (free hobbyist version) is also popular,...
A lot of missing information is required for someone to be of assistance. Bed temperature, nozzle temperature, printing material, any adhesive used.
One method that has worked for me in the past...
That's an impressive bit of kit for an archer.
Even though it's challenging to navigate to the correct license location, Fusion 360 is still free for hobbyists and is more like OnShape than anything else out there. It can be fully parametric as...
BlockSCAD is a good option for youngsters who may develop an interest in programming and parametric modeling, as it's based on OpenSCAD, a text based modeling description "language." My experience...