Flat surface quality ok or up for improvement?
The phone stand in the picture below was printed on a new MK3S. The surface is supposed to be a flat (designed as wedges in Tinkercad) and ca 11 cm wide. Is was sliced with PrusaSlicer and printed with the profile 0.2 mm Speed. Prusa PLA filament was used (215/60 C). Is this as good as it gets or should I improve my printer configuration? Hints where to start?
Best Answer by jsw:
You should be able to get smoother top and sloped surfaces than that. I definitely see some ringing in there.
If this were mine, I would first start by going over the mechanical situation, as in belts being tight, bearings lubricated and X/Y traveling smoothly, etc. before doing any config tweaking.
RE: Flat surface quality ok or up for improvement?
You should be able to get smoother top and sloped surfaces than that. I definitely see some ringing in there.
If this were mine, I would first start by going over the mechanical situation, as in belts being tight, bearings lubricated and X/Y traveling smoothly, etc. before doing any config tweaking.
RE: Flat surface quality ok or up for improvement?
Can you have a look at my question in topic 'MK3S belt tension - how to adjust' and maybe respond? Thanks.
RE: Flat surface quality ok or up for improvement?
Increasing the tension on X as well as Y axis improved the print quality hugely.