I have printed this test boot and I would like to know how can I print it in a neater way?
Hi
This could be due to a lot of things.
Please let us know what material you are printing with (PLA, PETG etc.) also what temperature your printing head and bed are set to.
I’m just using PLA.
The temperature of the nozzle is zet on 240 celsius.
And the hotbed is on 50 celsius.
But the temperature wil all zo being zet during a print of a model.
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Hello Eagleseye,
PLA generally does not need the temperature higher than 190 to 220.
If you have selected the filament in the slicer for PLA (lets say CR PLA) then unless you have edited it, the printer will print using 190 deg and bed temperature of 50 deg, which is generally what is best for that filament.
Cheers.
How can I reduce the Celsius of an existing model?
What I see is only this overview (see photo).
And I can’t make any changes to that.
Hello Eagleseye,
Are you loading an .stl file and then slicing it, or are you loading in a .gcode ?
If you are loading in a boaty.stl file, you can select the filament you are printing it with and edit the temperature of it … but generally it is correct anyway. You then slice it to get the boaty.gcode with the filament temperature imbedded in that code for the printer to use.
Cheers.
It’s a Gcode file.
Wat already stand up a usb stick delivered with the printer.
an update.
I have since discovered that the 2 side fans were not working.
I also contacted the online store where I bought it.
They are now sending me 2 new fans free of charge.
However, it does take 3 weeks before they arrive.
I hope the printer will then print a bit more neatly.