Hello,
I have the new 3D head and the new rails ( incredibly quiet)
Anyway, when it comes to print speed.
Is there a new profile in Luban to benefit from this?
Any suggestion on new speed?
Thanks
Give it a try. If you don’t try something too extreme, going too fast will just cause a failed print.
My kid was doing some prototyping on my v1, trying to dial in the shape and size on his first 3D model. I think he had travel up to 100 mm/s, and most of the printing speeds at 80 mm/s. It worked fine for a couple of prints, but on the 3rd or 4th print, I heard a loud click. I looked over to see the print head had shifted about 8-10mm, and was air printing. I haven’t gone over 80 mm/s since then, and haven’t had a layer shift since.
As someone with new rails would you mind opening the dust covers on a couple of the modules and seeing if there is a difference in the diameter of lead screws between X (or Y) vs. Z. Some people have questioned whether the new specs of the lead screws refer to their diameter or their pitch/axial advance. The original’s were all 8mm. On the new modules the specs for the Z’s are 8mm and the X&Y are 20mm. If you can share some photos that would be awesome!
-S
@brent113 lmao what made them change the wording I wonder. It’s already a slow machine, kind of hard to compromise that. And why did they say stability?
Slow??? …
I naively bought a range of spools that by the looks of things will serve my grandchildren well…
There was a Snapmaker picture showing the same two printed rabbit? figures, one 50% bigger than the other, to demonstrate the faster speed of the new modules.
I dont remember where it was.
The illustration you are referring to is part of the description of the F models at least in the EU store. When you select the F350 in the store you need to scroll down a bit to find it.
Right, still there. This was my rational for buying them…
@jabian im aware of that. But the point was they changed the wording and are no longer saying it’s faster in the support articles lol.