I'm still tweaking this one. It has no flar surface to stand it on, so I'm seeing if I find a way to solve that... I may post the STL tomorrow, check again in case the link's there! :3
I'm still tweaking this one. It has no flar surface to stand it on, so I'm seeing if I find a way to
What I mean is that figures have a better time printing when they have a flat surface to face to the bed. This one doesn't, so need to see if I can find a better orientation to print it~
What I mean is that figures have a better time printing when they have a flat surface to face to the
Not sure what settings you've tried, but I feel like a brim with tree supports might be effective at resolving print issues. You also may want to look into resolving the stringing issues, as it looks like the hotend might be running slightly too hot, or, you may not have efficient enough part cooling.
Not sure what settings you've tried, but I feel like a brim with tree supports might be effective at
Oh, mine stuck no issue, I just know people complains when there's no specific orientation for it~ Tree supports, no brim, and still no issue printing and staying in place XD
And yeh, I need to tweak settings for that darn stringing, I just lowered the temp for the next test, it's less but it's still around~
Oh, mine stuck no issue, I just know people complains when there's no specific orientation for it~ T
Hmmm. Maybe the remaining stringing may be getting caused by retraction settings. Though I'm honestly not sure on that one, I tend to just adjust the settings until I get a good result. Though iirc I think I saw some info about having the print work on the outer walls first, then the infill. Not sure how helpful that is for this print in particular though.
Hmmm. Maybe the remaining stringing may be getting caused by retraction settings. Though I'm hones
I always forget that about pla printers. I use a resin printer so anything i make is on a support lattice to deliberately distance it away from the bed because large flat area's are near impossible to get off without breaking the print since the build plate cant be flexed.
I always forget that about pla printers. I use a resin printer so anything i make is on a support l
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