PETG problems
https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipP636Y_xqeEQiUlRjO9HusctUAlILX51ehG4Zwk
https://photos.app.goo.gl/sfFgW56uZnJdy1M49
First layer quite ok, but then it starts to make a lot of troubles.. Any ideas. Filament PM PETG, 15 % moist Sometimes on 3.rd. layer, sometimes infill.. Whats wrong?
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Cheerio,
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Thx, i'll try to get the pictures uploaded
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Looks like underextrusion, raise nozzle temp 10 degrees.
What is the profile in the lower layers? Please supply the zipped .3mf as above.
Cheerio,
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Ohh, forgot the file..sry.
Here it is. (Hope it works, having trouble attaching)
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the project file must be ZIP compressed
regards Joan
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It is, but seems like it does'nt get accepted when pressing save.
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That is very odd...
Joan
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Yes, I also find it a bit odd.
Regards
Poul Erik
I don't use HF nozzles so I can't comment on profiles for them 'though I doubt you'd see much difference for small parts like that.
The odd perimeter adhesion *might* be reduced by a thorough print-sheet clean, and reducing/disabling your elephant's foot compensation might improve the edges too - and replace the grid infill with cubic 'though your print hadn't got that far...
The temperature increase @brian-12 suggests might also help although stepping up 5° at a time would be my approach.
Cheerio,
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I'm not near my computer till later tonight, but you should be running around 250° C for PETG with 240 for the first layer. The Prusament profile is pretty much spot on.
I think like 70% of problems with the MK4S is that people use old filament profiles or the generic Prusa profile which isn't hot enough for the speeds the 4S runs. That's why typically the first layer prints ok and when the speeds pick up the issues start.
The other option if you didn't want to run hotter is to lower the volumetric flow rate in the filament profile. For whatever reason many people are scared to turn the temperatures up.
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if i got get the wrong filament while open or is on this file "politeria PLA" used?
so i think the Problem is wrong slicer setting on Filament.
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Thx a lot. I'll give it a try with a bit higher temp.