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Hello everyone..
I'm new on 3D printing world. but my first print go so bad.. I try a lot of time and it become worse every time. what should i do please.. can anyone help please...
here is some picture of the cubes.
What kind of filament are you using?
Settings? Speed?
Type of machine?
These and other miscellaneous information will help others to assist you. I have only been printing for about 2 years now and am still new.
Read and follow the instructions on calibrating your printer. Figure out your extrusion rate.
These machines have a learning curve so don't give up.
What kind of filament are you using?
Settings? Speed?
Type of machine?These and other miscellaneous information will help others to assist you. I have only been printing for about 2 years now and am still new.
Read and follow the instructions on calibrating your printer. Figure out your extrusion rate.
These machines have a learning curve so don't give up.
Main printer called Arura Z503 Pursa i3 , i used PLA 1.75mm and Nozzle 0.4mm speed 50 and Fan speed 50 also.
Tempreture 200 and Bed 50
i wish if you can solve this problem for me bro 
i have this printer for 5 month and still can't print
Seems like you have some issues with wobbling on the Z-axis, hence why each layer isn't aligned. Im not too familiar with the Aurora i3 printers, but are your z axis smooth rods stable at all? Are they moving or wobbling any time to raise the print head? It could be too that the z axis smooth rods are bent slightly?
Just burn your filament if it gives sweet smell blue flame this will be PLA..if it gives you dark smoke and pungent odour its ABS..if its ABS then you have to check the hotend temperature setting...
It occurred to me that we need some kind of pre configured form for getting printer settings. That way, the community could get the pertinent, basic information from the user quickly so as to be of better assistance.
The best way I found to calibrate my temp is the create a long Tube and change the g code every 10 mm so temp goes from 240 down to 190c. This is assuming you did all the other steps. There is a sticky on calibrating your printer. Also imo it looks like you may have loose x,y belts.
What is the layer height? It'd better be 0.4mm for the first layer, and 0.3mm for others.
Your getting some burns on your plastic too, if you're using PLA try turning the temp down. Also, looks like you have some melted plastic on the nozzle in the first pic, warm your extruder and wipe that off with a thick paper towel, otherwise it can melt and drip onto your print. In the last of the three photos, is that your top layer?
its better to go for printer overhaul service which may increase the performance.
If you get the basic information on that so you can easily increase your performance. I think 3d printer store model layer by layer and make a perfect item.
Maybe this page can help you:
http://www.geeetech.com/forum/viewtopic … mp;t=16366
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