Now that the 3d printer moves, I needed to tweak all the settings until it got just right.
This was our first calibration cube, which looked a little warped in the bottom. Apparently that’s from temperature being too low. I kept tweaking it until it was just right, battling various issues i didn’t know existed, and finding a thousand ways NOT to make a lightbulb. Just a few more tries…
This time the print head clogged.
This time I attempted with support structures, but the computer fell asleep. I should probably have plugged it in…
Tried it with a “raft” this time, and it worked much better! Only the last few layers weren’t staying tight together.
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It finally worked! No support structures this time, just some acetone glue to hold it down, and a few more temperature settings fine tuned.
This was really a tale of trial and error diagnostics, but in the end I’ve found it fascinating to play with all the parameters of 3d printing.
Treasures obtained:
-Many failed cubes
-One companion cube
Skills learned:
-How to configure a 3d printer
If you want to see the printer in action, let me know and I’ll be happy to show you how it works sometime.
Happy Tinkering!
-Andrew Hostler