Extrusion variance is one of the reasons why I was focusing on my extruder. I’ll have to try a different brand of filament though. I’ve been printing more or less exclusively in Pokymaker ASA. It’s cheap, and prints well enough, but I can’t find tolerance info on it.
Z-hop is not disabled, I’ll have to give that a shot. This is a Voron 2.4, which has geared and belted Z. I’ll have to do the math to see what the actual resolution per full step is later tonight.
I’ve given the gantry a once over twice now and everything seems square/right and moves freely.
Right now I’m thinking my order of attack will be:
- Try a print in atomic filament PETG since I trust the quality of that filament to reduce one variable
- Check belt tension all around
- Run through Ellis’s tuning guide
- Input shaper
- Print a cube in vase mode (I have a bunch)
- Disable thin walls
- Disable z-hop
- Reduce (or eliminate) micro steps
- Slow down velocity and reduce accelerations
JohnEdwa@sopuli.xyz 10 months ago
Start by checking if you have TMC drivers and if they have Stealthchop enabled, it can also cause these types of issues. Especially for the extruder motor.
IMALlama@lemmy.world 10 months ago
They’re TMC2209 drivers. Looking through my printer.config, I think stealthchop is disabled on all my motors. They each have this entry:
stealthchop_threshold: 0