hrmm, prusa went under by a minute, cura was always over.. Not sure which is better if the error scales a 15 hour print would be out by half an hour or more. I think Id rather come back to a finished print thats cooled in place of one thats still printing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
Nope, they have the exact model in the directory, its just not clearly linked from their website. to that end...Quote:
Originally Posted by Tins
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the little whistle is the very first print I got to go sucsessfully, it dowsnt work as its scaled down to 30% size and was initially printed while I was trying to get the printer printing and the scaling sorted.
Then came the benchy, followed by a 10mm ball and a very rough go at my first project, working out how to add, combine and make shapes as I want, came out near enough... Then the snake. That took 5 goes to get close then I got prusa working, spoiled one print because the bed had lost level and the nozzle dragged. The final print with the last of the 300grams of test filament that comes with the printer came out as neat as Id like...
So, another question
Following some initial semi random page 1 google research Ive got the bed set high so the adjusting screw springs are only under light tension...
Am I better off winding the bed down on the adjusting screws and then loweing the Z axis stop to compensate and try to get the bed more stable or leaving it as is and having to deal with manual releveling everytime I get a print sticking.
