help with print defect
Hello
I printed a desk organizer and I am having some print defects on the drawers:
They are worst at the back of the printplate.
Did anybody elese encounter this? What could be the problem?
Material is Prusa PLA ( not prusament ), printer is Core One .
Used standard printing profile. Just raised the print bed temperature and increased the number of walls.
Could increasing the number of walls cause this? I think I remember encountering this issue on ASA...
Thank you in advance for your help.
I suspect this is a failed attempt to print in mid air ...
Please save your project as a .3mf file
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Zip the .3mf and post it here. It will contain both your part and your settings for us to diagnose.
Cheerio,
RE: help with print defect
Hi mate.
Here it is: obj_6_Schublade
If it were to be in mid air than why isn't it the same on the entire length of the part?
Why it can be seen only at the back of the object?
RE: help with print defect
Hard to tell without the project file, but it looks like a chamfered edge so maybe an unsupported overhang?
RE: help with print defect
I have attached the project file
RE: help with print defect
The bottom edge looks like it is rounded, and that is the whole problem. And if it is the bottom edge of the drawers, which is not actually visible, then there is nothing to solve! Unfortunately, many people think that 3D printing is the same as injection molding, and then it looks like this.