on Prints have a ridge · c/3dprinting · 3 pts · 2ySo pausing the print appears to be the issue. I printed 3 minis today without pausing, and they all came out perfectly. Thank you for all the responses!
on Prints have a ridge · c/3dprinting · 1 pts · 2ySuction cupping could be a possibility on the sphere, it does not explain why I had ridges on miniature prints.
on Prints have a ridge · c/3dprinting · 1 pts · 2yI'm hoping that's the issue. I'll find out tomorrow, and if not then I'll look into the z axis.
on Prints have a ridge · c/3dprinting · 4 pts · 2yI've paused all the prints I've done (I've only had the printer for about a month), I'm hoping that's the issue. If not I'll definitely look into the z axis screw.
on Prints have a ridge · c/3dprinting · 2 pts · 2yI updated to the newest firmware before I started printing (I've only had it for a month or so). I'll try without the pause, and then look into the z axis of that doesn't solve the problem.
on Prints have a ridge · c/3dprinting · 1 pts · 2yI don't think it's the render, there's no ridge on the model when I'm supporting or slicing.
on Prints have a ridge · c/3dprinting · 2 pts · 2yI generally have my lift set to 7mm, which should be enough. If it continues even if I don't pause the print, I'll give it a try.
on Prints have a ridge · c/3dprinting · 3 pts · 2yThat's what I'm beginning to suspect, other prints that have had ridges or offsets I paused as well.
on Prints have a ridge · c/3dprinting · 2 pts · 2yIt's not supposed to be there, there was no ridge when I was supporting and slicing.
on Prints have a ridge · c/3dprinting · 10 pts · 2yIt may be because I paused the print to check raft adhesion. I'll try some prints tomorrow without pausing.
on Prints have a ridge · c/3dprinting · 2 pts · 2yThe preview does not have a ridge, nor was there one when I was supporting and slicing.
on Prints have a ridge · c/3dprinting · 4 pts · 2yI should add that I'm using rafts and lifting the prints 5mm.
on *Permanently Deleted* · c/atheistmemes · 7 pts · 3yThere's no nuance here. Sex with a pre-pubescent child is, by definition, pedophilia. No matter what time it takes place in.
So pausing the print appears to be the issue. I printed 3 minis today without pausing, and they all came out perfectly.
Thank you for all the responses!
Suction cupping could be a possibility on the sphere, it does not explain why I had ridges on miniature prints.
I'm hoping that's the issue. I'll find out tomorrow, and if not then I'll look into the z axis.
I've paused all the prints I've done (I've only had the printer for about a month), I'm hoping that's the issue. If not I'll definitely look into the z axis screw.
I updated to the newest firmware before I started printing (I've only had it for a month or so).
I'll try without the pause, and then look into the z axis of that doesn't solve the problem.
I don't think it's the render, there's no ridge on the model when I'm supporting or slicing.
I generally have my lift set to 7mm, which should be enough. If it continues even if I don't pause the print, I'll give it a try.
That's what I'm beginning to suspect, other prints that have had ridges or offsets I paused as well.
It's not supposed to be there, there was no ridge when I was supporting and slicing.
It may be because I paused the print to check raft adhesion. I'll try some prints tomorrow without pausing.
The preview does not have a ridge, nor was there one when I was supporting and slicing.
I should add that I'm using rafts and lifting the prints 5mm.
There's no nuance here. Sex with a pre-pubescent child is, by definition, pedophilia. No matter what time it takes place in.