Morning All:
I'm attempting to print a .05mm Thin Wall test part downloaded from ThingiVerse and I'm bombing big time. I'm using the latest version of S3D (V2.2.0) and no matter what settings I plug in, the part will not preview. I've searched the forum (used thin wall as criteria) and the responses didn't address my particular problem. I also looked at the "bracelet" gcode sent with the M2, which is the first print I did when the machine arrived and was set-up. The bracelet program was done in slicr and I attempted to match the two software settings the best I could. I'm attached the ".factory", ".fff file" and a .txt file with the bracelet settings.
I know it's my settings that are causing the problem, just don't know which one and how to adjust it. THANKS for listening
Mike H.
Thin Wall Test
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Re: Thin Wall Test
Um, did you notice that you have "0.05mm" written up there? You have a 0.35mm nozzle; there's no way that it can print a 0.05mm wall (I checked the factory file; it really is something like 0.05mm). Most calibration objects are set to 0.5mm for thin-wall calibration. You need to scale up by about 10x to get something printable.
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Re: Thin Wall Test
Sorry. My bad.
I just checked the .stl file in Solidworks and it's wall is only .25 thick. The file I downloaded, http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1637, states the piece is .5MM (I mistakenly didn't check my initial post for accuracy). I will build my own test sample and try again.
THANKS for the catch Tim
Mike H.
I just checked the .stl file in Solidworks and it's wall is only .25 thick. The file I downloaded, http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1637, states the piece is .5MM (I mistakenly didn't check my initial post for accuracy). I will build my own test sample and try again.
THANKS for the catch Tim
Mike H.
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Re: Thin Wall Test
Just finished building and programming a (true) .5MM Thin Wall part. I'll be testing it tomorrow.
THANKS
Mike H.
THANKS
Mike H.
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