Missing Infill on Rotated Parts?
Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2017 12:56 pm
I recently printed a part for a project I'm working on, and it was quite weak. I dissected it, then saw that quite a few of the infill layers were missing.
It prints two or three infill layers, then create a gap, and starts printing again a few layers before the top solid infill. This causes it to sag badly, and makes it weak.
Here's a picture. After further research, it only skips layers after manually rotating the part. If I import it, place a surface to the bed, and immediately print, it works fine. However, if I manually rotate it 90 degrees on the Z axis, it fails.
Is there some setting that I messed up or is it my bad luck?
Thanks!
It prints two or three infill layers, then create a gap, and starts printing again a few layers before the top solid infill. This causes it to sag badly, and makes it weak.
Here's a picture. After further research, it only skips layers after manually rotating the part. If I import it, place a surface to the bed, and immediately print, it works fine. However, if I manually rotate it 90 degrees on the Z axis, it fails.
Is there some setting that I messed up or is it my bad luck?
Thanks!