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    Super Moderator DrLuigi's Avatar
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    Just done the same part again, Same settings, Except i did my temp to 205 as i found that the plastic didnt went through the nozzle that easily at 190.

    I find these results even better imo,

    I didnt clean up the strings when making pics btw.
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/gqisodsfmb...2020.22.46.jpg
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/wdnwy6s72o...2020.22.54.jpg
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/ud7uaggzha...2020.23.08.jpg
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/sgp3rfem04...2020.23.00.jpg

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    What are your print settings for this job in Cura?

    Can you send me the link to this part, I'll try printing it and take a picture.

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    Well, It was at 0.2 layer height, 205c hotend, 13mm/s retraction speed 4 retracted
    Speed of about 40mm/s (printing speed).

    http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:15087
    I changed a few settings while getting another print ready, But i have it all in my head, if you need something just ask, I think i already told you everything thats necassary


    Edit:
    Just made the hollow pyramid again,

    Not that great, but not bad either tbh.
    I do think i must decrease my time on how long a layer minimum should take, wich is 5 for me at the moment,
    I think the nozzle is warming up the previous layer to much wich causes that round shape at the top.
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/bm2bls2hmu...2022.15.40.jpg
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/1400f9vzll...2022.15.47.jpg
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/6t204ou37d...2022.15.57.jpg
    Last edited by DrLuigi; 03-04-2014 at 03:18 PM.

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    It is a difficult part to print, the first one was the blue one, not bad, then the purple, don't know what happened there, last one is red and the best one I find.

    I used all the same settings for all 3 except for the temperature because they are all from different manufacturer and melt at different temperatures, I found those by trial and error. I've included my settings.

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    Advanced settings

    image002.jpg

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    100mm/s retraction? Thats rather fast,

    What printer are you using?

    And ye the purple one is very akward,

    The others are almost like mine, Ive gotta say for such a simple print, it is rather hard to print it out nicely :P

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    100 just means go as fast as you can which is not really fast. I have a Prusa i3. These little motors don't turn fast at all.

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    well 13 seems to be the max for me here, 780mm/min in prontrface tells me the same thing lol :P

    Oh well, I guess stringing is now pretty good, after some small strings. guess you can only lose those with another hotend or ABS perhaps. as PLA oozes more.

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    One thing I notice though, I do not have stringing like you do and I have a jhead also.

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    Unless we can all use the same manufacturer and batch of filament while also accurately measuring hot end temperatures, we'll never have a definitive solution to zero stringing. Too many factors to consider...

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