bulge after z seam when printing outer layer first
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It is a plane Cartesian that moves the gantry in the Z axis.
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How was the orientation on the bed?
I would print a cube, setting the seam to the middle of one side.
That would it make easier to relate to the axis. For me it looks more like slack or lose parts. -
I actually did try changing belt tension some. It looked at first to me like it was overshooting with the Y axis.
It was oriented with the seam facing the front of the Y axis.
I will try a cube as you suggested.
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@SIam What would this help disambiguate? Would it indicate if it is over-extruding in general or just at certain points?
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As the spiralized without prime looks good for me, why are you using prime?
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the cylinder looks good so far
your extruder runs smooth without any clicking noise? -
It does make a soft noise when it is retracting, but i wouldn't describe it as clicking. More like gears turning.
Since I haven't had a Titan before, i wasn't sure what to expect from it. I have it set at:
400 jerk mm/min
5000 speed mm/min
2000 accDIY, i was testing prime in the regular print also, so I thought I would just point out the conditions of the two different tests.
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@RedMachine
Your jerk and acc is very low. On my BMG I use much higher values. -
@DIY-O-Sphere
What are your settings?
So I can know a range to start messing with. -
@RedMachine
Depends on the size of the motor.
In you case I would take the values of Phaedrux. They were pretty similar to mine (Pancake BMG direct) Currently I'm back on a bowden setup with a bigger motor.
https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/5982/typical-titan-extruder-settings/5?_=1578786524923
You also can increase your max. speed. The linked value is very high and only nessary for high speed printing. I would set that to 8000 mm/min -
@RedMachine
From that base you can try to increase jerk. But at some point your extruder will start skipping. -
it's 1.8, but I think they are similar. 17hs08-1004s.
Thanks for the link, I missed him saying that in that thread.
