What I have done is actually tightening up the belt. I have also adjusted the stepper gear because I think it was causing the belt to catch, causing a bit of a "judder" during movements. I've also straightened out the whole bed assembly because I think it was at a bit of a angle (rotated)....
Thanks for peoples input. Did you check if the y/x axis do move properly on your printer, maybe by simply using calipers/a dial gauge and using the menu on the printer itself, ruling out any software/slicing problem? If that's correct - what's the output of the slicer, are coordinates like they shou...
I am printing a circle and it's supposed to be 80.5mm on box XY axis. It is on the X-axis, but on the Y-axis its 0.5mm short and comes out at 80.0mm. I have calibrated the Axis the printer multiple times and the print is always out anyway. I have started printing objects out with 0.5mm Y axis increa...
I spent a lot of time filling with every setting to try and resolve this problem. Basically it is when doing right angles that there is a very tiny delay for the direction changes and I think tiny bit of ooze from the printhead is causing a massive build up over time the corners. Changing linear adv...
While there is a global flow rate (extrusion multiplier) I think it would be useful to have a percentage box for the first layer and also infill. While there are settings the first layer to set width and height, or better bed adhesion, it would be useful to have a flowrate override box there to incr...
I think I figured out this problem in case it helps someone else..
Seems the bed is simply too close to the head. Its pushing down the filament too much and spreading it out more, so when the fill is done, there is simply less room, so it "piles up" more.
For example this is a basic hollow square.. 1.JPG Prince absolutely perfectly other than the " zigzag infill" which seems to over extrude. I can of course manually set infill four layers which are not "solid". For example this is just 10% infill. 2.JPG But I do not seem to see or...