Cause 1. Printer is printing too fast. Suggested Solutions 1. Lower printing speed. Cause 2. There nozzle is getting caught on raised or warped sections of the print. Suggested Solutions 2. Change your Z-Lift to be a small positive number so the nozzle will be above the part during moves. A good number for most printers is 1mm or approximately
Insert the string/needle into the nozzle tip, heating the extruder if need be, and slide it back and forth inside. This can dislodge little pieces of hardened plastic, and hopefully allow your filament to extrude smoothly. Note - though effective, this is somewhat risky.
aDlOhGh. 23nduzb6qg.pages.dev/98723nduzb6qg.pages.dev/19023nduzb6qg.pages.dev/15223nduzb6qg.pages.dev/92623nduzb6qg.pages.dev/70223nduzb6qg.pages.dev/8923nduzb6qg.pages.dev/10223nduzb6qg.pages.dev/27823nduzb6qg.pages.dev/1723nduzb6qg.pages.dev/20023nduzb6qg.pages.dev/86823nduzb6qg.pages.dev/12423nduzb6qg.pages.dev/25023nduzb6qg.pages.dev/56523nduzb6qg.pages.dev/908
does 3d printing cause cancer
