Tisk PP
Prosím o radu, Zkouším tisk PP ale mam několik problémů. Na podložce mi to drží dobře to jsem vyřešil lepidlem ve spreji a v poho.
Ale mam filament Fibrology PP který mel nastavení v prusa sliceru. Nastavení opravdu k ničemu.
Tiskne cca dobře ale moc rychle, to jsem už ubral ale nespojují se mi perimetry vedle sebe. Dělá to listy. na vrstvy to drží dokonale ale perimetry rozloupnu nehtem.
Teplotou už jsem zkoušel až do 275 což lepilo asi nejlépe ale stále to není ono.
Mate někdo nějaký tip jak tisknout PP?
Tiskárna je prusa CORE ONE +.
díky za každý tip.
RE: Tisk PP
It happens surprisingly often that people post in the English forum in other languages. I assume they have set their browsers to auto-translate web pages, hence overlook the native language of the page. But don't the browsers warn you when you try to post in the wrong language, or offer to auto-translate that too? Honest question -- I have only used auto-translation sporadically, and never as the default setting in the browser.
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Toto je anglické fórum, takže prosím, abyste svůj dotaz před odesláním alespoň přečetli přes Google Translate.
This is an English forum so please at least run your question though Google Translate before posting.
Please help, I'm trying to print PP but I have a few problems. It sticks well on the mat, I solved it with spray adhesive and a good one.
But I have Fibrology PP filament which had settings in Prusa Slicer. The settings are really useless.
It prints about well but too fast, I've already removed that but my perimeters don't connect next to each other. It makes leaves. It sticks perfectly to the layers but I can break the perimeters with my fingernail.
I've already tried temperatures up to 275 which probably stuck the best but it's still not the same.
Does anyone have any tips on how to print PP?
The printer is Prusa CORE ONE +.
thanks for every tip.
Try lowering the Max Volumetric Speed. Start with 1/2 of the existing value. What is you extrusion multiplier? Also, which nozzle are you using? Do you have it set for high flow but you are not actually using a high flow nozzle? Please ZIP your .3mf project and attach it here.
You shouldn't rely blindly on the provided settings if it's not Prusament filament. Also, even with Prusament the settings are sometimes not accurate enough for specific types of tasks. I use OrcaSlicer and run all of the calibration tests.
RE: Tisk PP
It happens surprisingly often that people post in the English forum in other languages. I assume they have set their browsers to auto-translate web pages, hence overlook the native language of the page. But don't the browsers warn you when you try to post in the wrong language, or offer to auto-translate that too? Honest question -- I have only used auto-translation sporadically, and never as the default setting in the browser.
I don't rely on it except when I'm on mono-language forums. I hang out on a Japanese astronomy forum it still boggles my mind how accurate the translations are.
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I hang out on a Japanese astronomy forum it still boggles my mind how accurate the translations are.
Have you tried posting there? Can you write a post in English and it gets translated to Japanese automatically (or after a confirmation prompt) before getting submitted?
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I hang out on a Japanese astronomy forum it still boggles my mind how accurate the translations are.
Have you tried posting there? Can you write a post in English and it gets translated to Japanese automatically (or after a confirmation prompt) before getting submitted?
I used to be quiet active and the guys on there thought I was Japanese (up to a point). Until it was baked into Chrome, I was using the google chrome translate plugin: Google Translate I lived in Japan for awhile so I have enough familiarity with the (spoken) language that I could more or less judge if the translations were "reasonably" accurate or not. Well suffice it to say that Google Translate did a much better job than I could have done with my lack of fluency.