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To much infill increase the chances of the object curling. ... In forum Print tips (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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I have had to do this one my other 3D printer, but I have no... In forum Prusa i3 kit (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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When you apply heat, how is done? Just by turning in on the... In forum Prusa i3 kit (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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If you fan comes on at all, I bet it is okay.
I think your ... In forum Prusa i3 kit (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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I think you next move is to try PLA from a different vendor.... In forum Print tips (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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For the supports that are falling over, place a small rectan... In forum Others (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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Everything has pros and cons.
My other 3D has all parts mad... In forum Prusa i3 kit (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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before pre-heat, raise the printhead to z=100 In forum Others (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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As a datapoint for PLA, with my other 3D printer in a heated... In forum Improvements (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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I have not had a chance to play with Netfab but have used Au... In forum Software (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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You could use the following method:
1) get some acetone
2) ... In forum Others (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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Which slic3r profile are you using? Try going to a smaller ... In forum Software (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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Better strength in the X,Y,Z planes, not just two planes. In forum Others (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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VAT (vertical axis turbine) In forum Awesome prints (Hall Of Fame) |
8 years ago |
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Have you tried to change the print orientation. Maybe chan... In forum Others (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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Are you trying to stay away from using a $10 microcontroller... In forum Improvements (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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While imgur.com is free, it looks like it requires account s... In forum Print tips (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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I have not had the issue.
Questions:
- Have you printed wi... In forum Others (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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Maybe the part in the oven, but don't heat all the way up t... In forum Others (Archive) |
8 years ago |
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Remove it using heat. Heatgun or hair dryer. In forum Others (Archive) |
8 years ago |
