Hi all,
The attached photo is my brim and first layer after stopping the print. I’ve noticed that my brims look totally fine, but the first layer of the print itself has gaps between the lines.
How do I go about debugging this? I’m using Orcaslicer with an SV08 Max, and customizations I have during slicing include dropping the nozzle .2mm with the following Machine gcode:
G90 ; Absolute G21 ; Use metric M83 ; Use relative distances for extrusion SET_GCODE_OFFSET Z=-0.2 MOVE=0
And a flow ratio of .96 with this ABS, which I commonly use on the Voron as well.
Thoughts?
empireOfLove2@lemmy.dbzer0.com 5 hours ago
Is it underextrusion/too high gaps or overextrusion mountains pushed up by the nozzle? It’s hard to tell if there is actual space between the plastic lines. Is this leading to print fails or bad first layer quality when the part is removed?
A tactic I’ve noticed by Orcaslicer, when using Bambu presets on my x1c, is to slightly overextrude the first layer. This forces the plastic solidly into a textured bed surface ensuring you get maximum hold. It doesn’t do this for the brim either.