hello everyone
i have a problem on my A350 snapmaker.
when I print I have a Y offset and it is random. I have printed the same part 3 times and I have a Y offset never in the same place. do you have a solution
thank you
Give us some pictures to understand your problem, please.
Please share your gcode with us.
It seems your y-axis linear moduleĀ“s do not match, read on in this thread:
When I use the laser i donāt have the problem
Share your gcode please.
May you have a look while printing, what happens when it is going to shift? (Do you hear a clicking sound, is your filament wrapped around somewhere or tensioned because of a blocked spool or something else?)
No sound and no problem with filament.
I print other piece and the same probleme at different level Z.
i send gcode after sorry
MY Gcode
PiĆØce001_39617071.zip (3.3 MB)
Hello
Nobody had this problem
thanks
Sry, I lost your topic and had no time to check your code.
It wouldnt be lost if you @xchrisd me.
I guess i will check your code the following days.
ok I wait and i thank for you
I took a look. I donāt like how that sliced. What is this intended to be? Just looking at how it sliced I donāt think itāll print well. Itās going to have poor layer adhesion and be very weak and likely to break. Also the center column is not attached and tall thin single-wall extrusions donāt work.
That is a bad gap fill in yellow:
Iām assuming you didnāt enable z-hop, something knocked the nozzle and broke, causing a jam and the resulting layer shift. The fix is first to fix the model so itās readily printable with 3DP - not everything can be printed. Short of that youāll need to significantly adjust the slicer settings to make this printable. This is not going to be printable with Luban, youāll need more control than it offers.
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Ok I understand , I test with cura tomorow
@Nicolasm i had a look at your file.- Is this sliced with luban?
I guess the main problem of Luban is the 4 outlines,- try to set it to two outlines and 30% infill (or what you need) and try it again.
The orange circle in the inside, is sure quite interesting, is the support for the top of the bolt.- I guess.
For others who maybe watch, here is a pic of the whole thing:
+1: Maybe your bed is not perfect leveled so it easier knock the print off?
+2: Try to print it a bit slower ā;work_speed(mm/minute): 3000ā means it prints with 50mm/s, i would suggest, at the beginning of your 3d experience, to print such small parts with maximum 30mm/sec to avoid other or multiple problems.
Yes I slice with Luban and orahne itās the support exactly.
Tomorrow I test slowly my part
thanks
hello
i have always the problem. I reduce feed but i have the same problem
Share your settings and your gcode pls.
Cendrier.gcode (2.9 MB)
