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I didn't get home until midnight last night and won't be home until 10 tonight. I started printing another project and it popped off. I think I'm going to clean the bed, reapply glue, and try reprinting it with a raft. That controller hanger printed decent but I'm not sure what I could have done differently to make the button stronger. I did a "keyhole" hanger and the button side broke off so I'm just going to super glue it instead. 185 makes a LOT cleaner print than 200. I'm going to check the extruder calibration and then run the retraction calibration tower tomorrow. I did all the suggestions you and Sam made except I couldn't find the first layer setting Sam mentioned (I'm using the newest 32 bit Windows Cura version so it may not be there) and I didn't do the Z Hop but I may do that since I put the Z-axis offset back to 2.91 for a better squish.How's the printing progress?
I didn't get home until midnight last night and won't be home until 10 tonight. I started printing another project and it popped off. I think I'm going to clean the bed, reapply glue, and try reprinting it with a raft. That controller hanger printed decent but I'm not sure what I could have done differently to make the button stronger. I did a "keyhole" hanger and the button side broke off so I'm just going to super glue it instead. 185 makes a LOT cleaner print than 200. I'm going to check the extruder calibration and then run the retraction calibration tower tomorrow. I did all the suggestions you and Sam made except I couldn't find the first layer setting Sam mentioned (I'm using the newest 32 bit Windows Cura version so it may not be there) and I didn't do the Z Hop but I may do that since I put the Z-axis offset back to 2.91 for a better squish.
Benchy liked 200 and 2.90 and had very minimal lifting at 60. I'd be curious how it works at 185, 2.91, and 50. Maybe I'll try again after the calibration tower tomorrow. I'm working from home and my workspace is right next to the printer (and fish tank...).
I didn't get home until midnight last night and won't be home until 10 tonight. I started printing another project and it popped off. I think I'm going to clean the bed, reapply glue, and try reprinting it with a raft. That controller hanger printed decent but I'm not sure what I could have done differently to make the button stronger. I did a "keyhole" hanger and the button side broke off so I'm just going to super glue it instead. 185 makes a LOT cleaner print than 200. I'm going to check the extruder calibration and then run the retraction calibration tower tomorrow. I did all the suggestions you and Sam made except I couldn't find the first layer setting Sam mentioned (I'm using the newest 32 bit Windows Cura version so it may not be there) and I didn't do the Z Hop but I may do that since I put the Z-axis offset back to 2.91 for a better squish.
Benchy liked 200 and 2.90 and had very minimal lifting at 60. I'd be curious how it works at 185, 2.91, and 50. Maybe I'll try again after the calibration tower tomorrow. I'm working from home and my workspace is right next to the printer (and fish tank...).
Edit: I felt bad sending this so I did read it and don’t understand it so…
TLDR version?
Ooooooh, so that's what happened!TLDR version?
Got home late
Very little sleep
Didn't mess with the printer yesterday
Getting home late again tonight
No printer tonight
Printer tomorrow to test settings.
Everything said here lol
Edit: I felt bad sending this so I did read it and don’t understand it so…
Definitely try lowering the bed temp to 50 also the first layer you can print at 210-220 and other layers at a lower temp, 200, 190, whatever.I didn't get home until midnight last night and won't be home until 10 tonight. I started printing another project and it popped off. I think I'm going to clean the bed, reapply glue, and try reprinting it with a raft. That controller hanger printed decent but I'm not sure what I could have done differently to make the button stronger. I did a "keyhole" hanger and the button side broke off so I'm just going to super glue it instead. 185 makes a LOT cleaner print than 200. I'm going to check the extruder calibration and then run the retraction calibration tower tomorrow. I did all the suggestions you and Sam made except I couldn't find the first layer setting Sam mentioned (I'm using the newest 32 bit Windows Cura version so it may not be there) and I didn't do the Z Hop but I may do that since I put the Z-axis offset back to 2.91 for a better squish.
Benchy liked 200 and 2.90 and had very minimal lifting at 60. I'd be curious how it works at 185, 2.91, and 50. Maybe I'll try again after the calibration tower tomorrow. I'm working from home and my workspace is right next to the printer (and fish tank...).
I'll try the higher first layer.Definitely try lowering the bed temp to 50 also the first layer you can print at 210-220 and other layers at a lower temp, 200, 190, whatever.
Raising the temp on the first layer can cause better adhesion. Almost all my prints have a higher first layer temp.
Once you get it figured out you'll look back and think how easy it should have been.
Right now the Creality white that came with it. I just got a roll of Sunlu white in the mail today and have a multi-color pack on order.One thing we have not asked, what filament are you using?
By chance have you dried the filament.... Oh wait you're in Arizona, humidity is like -20% anywaysRight now the Creality white that came with it. I just got a roll of Sunlu white in the mail today and have a multi-color pack on order.
It's in an enclosure and I have silica gel packs in there with it so I dunno. I have an Inkbird humidity sensor I could throw in there to at least tell me the humidity...By chance have you dried the filament.... Oh wait you're in Arizona, humidity is like -20% anyways
Creality prints really well for me so that's good. Sunlu has too.