When printing items like this you need to print more than one or print something else at the same time. The head is staying in the same area too long so the overall temp stays at the melting point for several layer. That results in the layers just smooshing and moving around on top of each other.
Simple yet incredibly effective. Was having issues trying to print small figurines, read this and tried printing two at the same time and they came out great. Very effective tip!
]]>itscbj wrote:madfalcon81 wrote:...or reduce speed of printing (like 20).
Serious question here... reduce it by or to 20?
He means to 20mm/s. Smaller parts need to be printed slower so previous layers have more time to cool.
Thats correct ! Sorry that I wasn't clear. In slicer, you can set the speed in some parts of the print (like perimeters, infill etc). When you have small printins (I mean small layers) just set the printing speed to 20 mm/sec, so the ABS has time to cool off and hardens.
]]>madfalcon81 wrote:...or reduce speed of printing (like 20).
Serious question here... reduce it by or to 20?
He means to 20mm/s. Smaller parts need to be printed slower so previous layers have more time to cool.
]]>...or reduce speed of printing (like 20).
Serious question here... reduce it by or to 20?
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