Some advise needed to a newbie in 3d printing. my printer(k2 pro) is just under 200hrs.
I’m printing mostly stuff for the kids at home.
For some reason unknown to me i cant seem to print large/high objects without the layer lines moving a bit a few times in one print. (hamster wheel solid cylinder)
Having done a few checks. belt tension and print head screws and having done calibration more times than i can remember. lubed all the sliding parts with the grease that came with the printer.
Creality’s “Metal Grease” (also known as Lubricant Grease) is a mechanical lubricant used exclusively for printer motion systems like Z-axis lead screws and Y-axis linear rails. Do not confuse this with Creality Thermal Grease, which is heat-conductive paste for the hotend.
It is not out/moved by much. The “shifts” causing an uneven surface. On bigger prints it comes and goes. Some parts smooth and some rough.
Yes printer is vertical and on a solid wood table.
I think it might be caused by the filament (Creality ender flourecent orangePLA) causing uneven extrusion. Cfs Moisture at 21% temp 25’C.
I this was printed upside down, in the picture the top part was on the build plate. I tried to use random layer start points to see if it helps.
