As you can see, the supports are horrible not only during printing, but even in slicer. Which is very strange to me and I only noticed this now. I use dried Rosa3D pla. The extruder seems to be fine, bed adhesion is good, screws are tight and belts are tightened. I also tried different flow and speed rates.
I used z-hips as first material, then non-z pla(both worked fine more or less) and then this. One person suggested that z-hips might be stuck in the extruder(because of its higher temps), so I loaded pla with 240C and then 210 temps again - nothing changed.
Though some prints came out perfectly fine(with this pla), while others - like this or worse/similar.
Well I would use z-pla, if it came in variety of colours. But that still does not explain the slicer thing??
Btw I tested z-wobble with some prints, so the problem just randomly occurs.
Thanks in advance
Hey, great that you described your issue here. Please send me the input STP file and your .codex file with the TXT info after slicing. I’ll run a test print and try to help you out. Also, provide more details about which printer you’re using, its firmware version, and the slicer version.
Well I use stl files and only codex2 seems to be possible(instead of codex). Testas2 (2).stl (68.2 KB) tikras2.zprojx (257.2 KB) tikras2.zcodex2 (255.2 KB)
Scale down the part by 70%.
Um I don’t really know how to get the txt file, well at least I didn’t find any after checking this and exporting
I use M200 plus(version 2.6.16) and I use 3.6.1.0 version of slicer, though I used the previous(and I think another one) version too. At first I posted while using previous version, but it occurs in new one too. Files are exported from newest version.
I am attaching two pictures of the same model, which another person sliced in the newest version of slicer.
In the last picture I used editable supports, which generated like they should, though similar problem arrises(skippedparts/holes in supports only) and I don’t know why. If I slow down the printer - the model turns out a lot more well, though supports still have missing parts. I also added custom seam one time - nothing changed.
Hey, I ran the basic settings in Z-Suite 3.6.1 for external PLA with a print temperature of 220 degrees. It seems to me that you should check the nozzle and extruder, and thoroughly clean the print head. I set the model to a 0.2 layer height because I didn’t have much time.
