On Friday, January 12, 2024 at 19:21, John Lolis eloquently inscribed:
> Regular printers are ornery enough to my way of thinking, but 3D printers
> take ornery to a whole new level.
It's almost like they take printing problems into a new dimension!
I found that there's a wealth of helpful tips in the articles found here:
https://community.microcenter.com/categories/3d-printers
Here's an interesting one. We haven't tried printing the toaster here yet:
https://community.microcenter.com/discussion/12537/3d-print-of-the-month-the-torture-toaste
This is a matter of which of the many settings to tweak to what specific
setting.
Ex. infil, speed, temp, Z distance.
As they say, the devil's on the details.
Charles.
Date:Mon, 8 Jan 2024 09:00:12 -0800
From:Baffo 32
Subject: Re: 3D Print - Correcting a Thingiverse .stl
It seems inc
Hi Lena,
It's been my experience 3d Printing that stringiness is attributable to
the settings but knowing which setting(s) to change - that's the rub.
That can also change on each print.
Some people think 3D printing is like manufacturing where you set the
machine specs and click Print.
The tr
Hi Erich,
A patron was concerned re: the print as it did print stringy and so many
I've printed for the past 5 1/2 years have printed well so they can get
spoiled.
I have spent countless hours with trial and error which is why I've learned
to print a myriad of objects well.
I'm not assigned 8 ho
I stumbled onto this today when I was looking for something else. I
have no 3D printing experience so I'm not sure how useful the
information will be.
https://www.simplify3d.com/resources/print-quality-troubleshooting/stringing-or-oozing/
When I was looking for solutions to your problem, peop
It seems incredibly helpful to perform a general calibration and
tuning of the printer, for which there are a number of guides. This
can often rectify the problem, and also produces example good quality
prints so that the problem can be further narrowed in on.
My personal experience was of stringi
Charles,
First, I was surprised that for generously shared plans someone would complain
about "stinginess". ☺
Second, while I have not designed 3-D prints nor used a 3-d printer, my teenage
son has several different kinds of 3-D printers at home and has done a lot of
printing and troubleshoot
