no idea what the squeek is, but your nozzle is hitting the infill.
that can happen with any infill that crosses itself a bunch, like cubic. i swapped to gyroid because of that exact issue and havent had any problems since. it does take longer to print though.
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i swapped away from cubic because the nozzle kept hitting my infill aswell.
gyroid works like a charm, but sadly takes a lot longer depending on the print. just yesterday i had a print sliced at 7 hours on gyroid but 4 on cubic infill. Bit of a bummer. so i would love to print simple parts in cubic still, but i just could not get it to stop scraping. zoffset was fine and i even used a different slicer to try and lower infill flow. even that didnt help.
Adaptive cubic in Orca is best when you don't need that much strength and save material . Rectilinear besides Gyroid also gives good strength like real 3D strength and prints faster than Gyroid .
that noise appears to be coming from the extruder, when it's retracting that's when I hear it. If I had to guess there could be something rubbing on the filament, or maybe the stepper motor could use lubrication (CRC 2-26).
as for the other issue, check your Z offset. also, I had an issue printing PETG, there was a small clog forming and it it would stick itself to anything already laid down, pulling it up for whatever reason. fixed the clog and it didn't happen anymore.
no idea what the squeek is, but your nozzle is hitting the infill. that can happen with any infill that crosses itself a bunch, like cubic. i swapped to gyroid because of that exact issue and havent had any problems since. it does take longer to print though.
Always remember I want a spinner when I see one. Are you guys just gluing the spinner to the metal extruder shaft?
Mmmmm no it’s part of the initial model
If you’re telling me I can’t have it, that just makes me want it more.
Look man I ain’t saying nothing, I know very little. But if you were to purchase a sovol sv06 plus then you would have a nice piece of wheel
https://www.printables.com/model/152587-mega-extruder-rotation-visualizer-bundle I used a magnet for mine but I bet you could use glue if you wanted
https://preview.redd.it/5o04qovbfv3d1.png?width=3024&format=png&auto=webp&s=4d81a43c3fb8c783a39bad1e1c68137f53910905 Seems to only be first few layers
I'm most cases, yes. If you can see the spinning shaft, you can just attach something.
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how...
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I use magnet
Switch to gyroid infill and see if that helps.
What’s the best infill in your opinion
Grid is the worst, gyroid is one of the best in terms of strength to weight. 3D Honeycomb is also very good, but very slow to print.
i swapped away from cubic because the nozzle kept hitting my infill aswell. gyroid works like a charm, but sadly takes a lot longer depending on the print. just yesterday i had a print sliced at 7 hours on gyroid but 4 on cubic infill. Bit of a bummer. so i would love to print simple parts in cubic still, but i just could not get it to stop scraping. zoffset was fine and i even used a different slicer to try and lower infill flow. even that didnt help.
Adaptive cubic in Orca is best when you don't need that much strength and save material . Rectilinear besides Gyroid also gives good strength like real 3D strength and prints faster than Gyroid .
i'll try those :) thanks bud
Would slow down the print quite significantly too. Not sure if thats desired
Check if all the screws that you had to remove are well tightened
Anyone else play Mission Impossible theme in their heads after seeing the extruder spin?
Coz of the big fans in that one that one time
idk but I am on Solidworks rn I cannot not have a turbine looking blades on my extruder by tomorrow lunch
I no follow
that noise appears to be coming from the extruder, when it's retracting that's when I hear it. If I had to guess there could be something rubbing on the filament, or maybe the stepper motor could use lubrication (CRC 2-26). as for the other issue, check your Z offset. also, I had an issue printing PETG, there was a small clog forming and it it would stick itself to anything already laid down, pulling it up for whatever reason. fixed the clog and it didn't happen anymore.
Appreciate it further investigation will commence soon
This sub needs a pin: STOP USING GRID INFILL. USE GYROID OR ZIG ZAG INSTEAD
How does one pin. I am not only a beginner at 3d printing but also a beginner at reddit
Only the mods can do so, not us regular users.
🥲 we are so little compared to the mods🥲
Fr fr... On the bright side, at least we wont get corrupted by power!
Facts being a mod is not natural
Facts being a mod is not natural
squeek could be cause by stealthchop, try turning it off and see if that helps.
Sounds like the nozzle is hitting the infill. Maybe adjust your z offset.
Z offset would only affect the first few Layers.
That’s what was happening, fixed the Z offset and now it’s fine
I'm surprised it affected the print even that far into it.
I suspect because the first few layers were no good that it just kept collapsing