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2·4 days agoIl faut une imprimante à gros volume pour ce projet ?
Pas encore de mon côté, j’ai vu les annonces mais pas assez creuser pour prendre une décision
2·12 days agoOne of the latest Prusa printer is closed source If I remember correctly Core xy
You are not completely wrong, they have one printer with closed sources.
This is mainly because consumer 3d printer have been developped by 3d printing enthusiast first and not a company, Prusa which was leader for some time used a lot of open sources project to build their printers. As it’s getting mainstream as time goes by more and more companies shows up with closed sources project sadly.
1·18 days agoGarage ain’t good for printer, cold and humidity don’t mix well with 3d printing, your clogging could also come from the warp issue as print goes up, nozzle dive into printing area, it’s not able to extrude properly so melting plastic goes up and you get a clog.
Ringing is an artifact, which can be cause by speed, belt not tightened correctly, frame assembly. If everything seems to be correct, then you might look to see if your printer supports other firmware (some of them can help to reduce/eliminate it) https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0245/5519/2380/files/3d-print-ghosting.png?v=1681176108
See how the X seems to echo on the print
I don’t have this printer and those issues can come from different problems so hard to tell like this.
Warping may cause layer issues as seen on pictures, stabilising bed temperature could help using an enclosure or maybe by putting your printer elsewhere, especially if it’s close to a colder spot in your house. If the layer issues we see on that picture still there when there is no warping, then reduce speed as it goes up. Tall print will tend to wobble more, which can make nozzle hit print, also nozzle path will not be as accurate after some traveling which can end up with similar layer issues.
About your clogging issue, what temp (bed and nozzle) do you use for pla?
You also have a ringing issue
Ok, merci