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However, still cant get the 9-piece grid properly printed. I have tried increasing the cure times, but I get pretty much the exact same result as the first try ( ).
Any ideas as to why it fails to print one side?
Suggestions are very welcome
Statistics: Posted by Kattejuice — Wed Jan 21, 2015 11:57 am
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If it's not adhering to your plate, make sure that area is roughed up a bit. If it's too smooth it won't adhere. If that doesn't help, start increasing your initial layer cure times. Mine worked fine at 8000 ms but you may need more.
Statistics: Posted by Scatterplot — Fri Jan 16, 2015 12:01 pm
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This might also explain why I had the supports fail on my figurines earlier.
I've already tried levelling and re-levelling the build plate a few times.
Any ideas on what could be the reason and how to fix it?
Statistics: Posted by Kattejuice — Fri Jan 16, 2015 10:02 am
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All the holes go all the way through (however, first one blocked at the bottom layer, but that was expected.) All columns printed to full length, and the smallest one supporting its own weight, although very "sloppy" to the touch.
The last wall is nearly clear form the others, but has a little blob in the middle. The scratch from C and across the walls is from the rinsing, where I must have hit it across something.
Letters are much sharper now. There are still noticeable layer lines, especially on the 45°front slope.
Big improvement, but not perfect yet.
I should mention that I still didn't see any overshooting when focusing, but it seems to be very good right now, so I might be in focus. Should I try the third hole as well?
Statistics: Posted by Kattejuice — Thu Jan 15, 2015 5:15 pm
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