Trouble with Maintaining Vertical Prints (Leaning)
Hi Guys
I am having difficulty maintaining properly vertical prints.
When i print out something essentially organic in shape, a figure etc, it works fine.
When i print out something more rigid i get wobbles in what should be vertical lines.
Most worryingly of all when i print something complicated, the print works just fine for the first few mm and then it starts to lean further and further to the left if i slice with Cura or right if i slice with Slicer.
Any ideas how i can stop this?
Its driving me crazy
RE: Trouble with Maintaining Vertical Prints (Leaning)
Hmmm
I see that its not an uncommon issue.
I'm not sure i've seen any explanation that i think fits.
It happens every time so it is something consistent, it happens no matter the orientation of the print so it is unlikely to be 'catching' i think.
I may try slicer again and see if it consistently leans one way or the other. It certainly leaned differently to Cura the first time.
RE: Trouble with Maintaining Vertical Prints (Leaning)
I'm trying different retraction, in case it is a case of catching
RE: Trouble with Maintaining Vertical Prints (Leaning)
That didnt help
RE: Trouble with Maintaining Vertical Prints (Leaning)
Hmm it seems the first few mm are straight then there is a consistent shift then it is straight again
RE: Trouble with Maintaining Vertical Prints (Leaning)
Its something to do with the model, if i shift the print up a few mm then the point at which the shift occurs also moves up.
I suppose its just too complicated.
Its a pity because i printed something very similar about a year ago with none of these problems
RE: Trouble with Maintaining Vertical Prints (Leaning)
Nothing huh?
Not a word?