Cube Calibration Issue at Zara Baillieu blog

Cube Calibration Issue. Choose a cube model with known dimensions and print it with low tolerance filament. I know the steps on my tenlog where producing a 21 mm calibration cube instead of 20. 3d print a calibration cube and follow our guide on xyz calibration cube troubleshooting. I’m attempting to remove horizontal lines from my prints and have tried everything: While you're not wrong, it does happen where those are off. Temp, speed, flow rate, acceleration adjustment. I just received my r1 and after loading the latest firmware and getting the latest matter control software, i attempted printing the. Wonky tolerances or other issues? A hollow calibration cube is mainly used to check the x/y/z motion and so long as you print at a sensible (slow) speed), the other parameters shouldn't have much effect (so long as the. As per the linked video, i printed a 40mm cube instead of a 20mm one, and i found this issue in the midst of the tuning.

3d print a calibration cube and follow our guide on xyz calibration cube troubleshooting. Temp, speed, flow rate, acceleration adjustment. As per the linked video, i printed a 40mm cube instead of a 20mm one, and i found this issue in the midst of the tuning. I’m attempting to remove horizontal lines from my prints and have tried everything: Choose a cube model with known dimensions and print it with low tolerance filament. While you're not wrong, it does happen where those are off. I just received my r1 and after loading the latest firmware and getting the latest matter control software, i attempted printing the. I know the steps on my tenlog where producing a 21 mm calibration cube instead of 20. Wonky tolerances or other issues? A hollow calibration cube is mainly used to check the x/y/z motion and so long as you print at a sensible (slow) speed), the other parameters shouldn't have much effect (so long as the.

First Calibration cube looks to have a slight issue on the Y axis side. What could have caused

Cube Calibration Issue I know the steps on my tenlog where producing a 21 mm calibration cube instead of 20. I know the steps on my tenlog where producing a 21 mm calibration cube instead of 20. Wonky tolerances or other issues? As per the linked video, i printed a 40mm cube instead of a 20mm one, and i found this issue in the midst of the tuning. I’m attempting to remove horizontal lines from my prints and have tried everything: 3d print a calibration cube and follow our guide on xyz calibration cube troubleshooting. Temp, speed, flow rate, acceleration adjustment. I just received my r1 and after loading the latest firmware and getting the latest matter control software, i attempted printing the. Choose a cube model with known dimensions and print it with low tolerance filament. A hollow calibration cube is mainly used to check the x/y/z motion and so long as you print at a sensible (slow) speed), the other parameters shouldn't have much effect (so long as the. While you're not wrong, it does happen where those are off.