At the same 50mm/sec you are asking the hot end to deliver 22.6mm³/sec. Moving to a .8 nozzle/line width at a layer height of. That is right in the wheelhouse of what Creality was shooting for. That is good enough for printing minis and other small items. At a print speed of 50mm/sec that is a flow rate of 4mm³/sec. 2 layer height means it is filling a rectangle under the nozzle that is. I do know that the stock Ender 3/5/CR-10 hot end is not very capable. I also didn't want to give advice that would be (at best) uninformed, and possibly completely wrong. 8 nozzle and so I wouldn't know where to begin trying to develop a profile. It is the same sort of situation with this thread. I stay out of the Ultimaker Printer threads because I don't own one and don't know enough about them to try to help with the hardware. To be polite as possible, I recommend you take a hard look at what you are doing as I'm not the one who is out of bounds here. How are you telling me to be kind while also taking a cheap shot at another company? PERHAPS because if something is GARBAGE, it's not "unkind" to call it what it is? At least what I said was relevant to the space. I don't know how you can be wrong about so much and yet still not post anything remotely helpful at the same time. It's March, where are those answers you were talking about? Also, the issue was not specific to the printer at all, it was entirely a Cura issue. So please be kind and have patience, we help everyone here. Or you can ask directly the manufacturer of your printer, but ohh I forgot, there is no support from Creality. So you'll have to be patient and wait for someone who has an Ender printer to look at it. You may want to slice with Cura, but your question is very printer specific. To be clear, this is the Ultimaker forum. To be honest, I find it very daring to be frustrated here just because no one took care of your Ender printer problem within 22 hours. I'm glad, then you will have already received all the answers that are important for you. Problem Part.3mf 56 with 0.8 nozzle.curaprofile If you have experience with this, please let me know what I am doing wrong. I have attached both a Cura profile of the 0.56mm layer height I have been trying to get work and the Cura project file of the example. Even with a 0.4mm layer height, there is still some blobs on the Z seam at the tops and bottom of print walls.
Anything over 0.4mm layer height produces inward bowing of the walls at tight corners.ģ. Anything over 0.4mm layer height produces blobs on most of the Z seam.Ģ.
I have seen a lot of information that printing up to 0.6mm heights should be fine with the nozzle however in testing some more challenging pieces of a larger print, I have discovered that I get some pretty unsightly issues at anything over 0.4mm layer height.ġ. Because of this, I have an Ender 3 V2 (4.2.2) running Marlin 2.0 setup with a 0.8mm nozzle. Machine Size: 475*470*620mm / 18.7×18.5×24.I am trying to print very large items that do not require a lot of detail on the Z-axis.Working Mode: USB cable (not included) online compatible or micro-SD (offline).File Format: OBJ, G-Code, STL(in CURA converted to G-Code).Filament: 1.75mm PLA, HIPS, PETG (ABS if you have an enclosure).Power Supply: Mean Well UL certified power supply.Modeling Technology: FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling).Resume printing when a loss of power has occurred.Ability to print a number of filament chemistries.The Ender 3 V2 profile has been producing some really nice prints for us here at Solarbotics.įree Shipping in Canada for orders over $100.00 We recommend the Cura slicer by Ultimaker for converting your 3D models to printable g-code.
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