That’s fast @C.Harris. Appreciate it. So far I had managed to settle at the sweetest initial temp and subsequent temp (for both nozzle and heat bed). The only issue now is the in-letter stringing/webbing. There is no issue between letters. I will try to reduce the temp of the subsequent layer and let you know the result here.
I have downloaded and installed Cura but have not explored it. Do I need any config file or profile file to use with Snapmaker Original?
I may have misunderstood the issue you are having. Its not stringing between letters but inside the letters? Can you post a photo as this sounds like a different issue from stringing altogether.
Please also include an image of the file you are trying to print sliced in whatever software you are using for reference. This was I may be able to advise better!
Hey, it would also good to know which material at what speeds you want to print.
For example petg is more difficult to print than pla.
Printing a temp-tower would be my first step to avoid this issue.
You could take the gcode from this topic or create your own using cura.
Testsection is 4.:
At first I want to say, Printing abs is possible with the original. Sure you need an enclosure for that.
I have printed abs several times with 80°C Bed and 240°C Nozzle.
The picture, should there a string in the B?
This seems to be a Slicer issue because this is a thick string which is well printed.
I can’t see real stringing on the picture.
With what Slicer did you print and what settings did you use?
I am using default Snapmakerjs. The settings are standard settings, Fast, Normal and High Quality. Irregardless of the settings and temperature settings, the string in the B is there to stay. It is part of the travel path. It does not occur in certain combi of letters and numbers. It only happens in certain combi of letters and numbers of the particular travel path. You get what I mean? The design has no string in the B. If the particular combi of letters and numbers has a ‘B’ and a ‘6’, stringing within the letter B and 6 will occur.
Also in Snapmakerjs, if you click on the colour chart viewing for [travel], you will notice the letter and number have travel path cutting across within the closed loop of the letter and number.
Not too sure about Luban and stuff like that. Am only using whatever that comes with Snapmaker Original from Kickstarter which is Snapmakerjs. The travel path is determined by Snapmakerjs isn’t it?
Actually I just want to know if anyone of you knows about travel path. It seems that I cannot change the travel path at all.
It is disappointing and frustrating that Snapmakerjs would determine a travel path which cut across a letter closed loop just like that.
ahhhh…have not tried that. Will download that later on. Was not aware that Snapmakerjs is no longer supported. They could have put an update notification in Snapmakerjs which prompts for update or upgrade to Luban otherwise no user would have realised.
Not much diff. The B and 6 still have travel path which will cause the stringing or webbing to build up as the path travels across within the letter or number.
Please see attached pic of the travel path of Snapmaker Luban.
Now i tried your gcode and got the same results like you.
My final research is that only editing the retraction speed did the same, you need to retract less.
Try it with 1mm retract distance at 45mm/s.
(Maybe you also need to print higher layers, thats what i guess too, but have no more time to test now, i am on the jump to vacation =)