Core One Quality Issues
I've been having more quality issues lately and don't know what's causing them.
Maybe one of you has some advice.
I'm printing a large container that almost fills the entire heating bed.
I'm using Prusament Galaxy Black filament.
The heating bed temperature is 60°C, nozzle 222°C.
The underside is printed incorrectly, see photo 1.
In the corner at the front left edge, the filament comes loose, even when I print something that fills the entire surface of the heating bed (see photo 2).
Thanks for any tips.
RE: Core One Quality Issues
With underside I mean the side that lies directly on the heatbed.
RE: Core One Quality Issues
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nozzle 222°C.
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...the nozzle temperature doesn't fit to Prusas preset for their own PLA filament!
You have an adhesion problem, yes PLA also can warp. Stick to the preset profile!
Place a brim around larger parts or add the "famous" mouse ears - called "helper disk" in Prusa Slicer -> add part -> Gallery -> move it to the edge, max 1 layer height!
Avoid "sharp" corners, make round corners when designing yourself.
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RE: Core One Quality Issues
Moisture? Make sure the filament is dry. It's the single most important issue...
RE: Core One Quality Issues
Recommend starting with the Prusa Research configurations in the slicer until you figure out the idiosyncrasies of your printer. I had this problem also. TRy going up or down ten degrees at a time, and work that. Print a temp tower for that filament and your printer.
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