tawny schooner
Two different filaments, two different sizes. Same issues.
For whatever reason there’s a layer shift occurring at that specific height.
Looking at sliced file, the seam position changes at that layer. So somehow the seam position changing is affecting the layer shift.
Apart from painting seams manually, what the heck can I do to avoid this layer shift?
atomic gale
Two different filaments, two different sizes. Same issues.
For whatever reason ...
Those two things could actually be unrelated.
If you really think they are related, the first thing I would do is paint them manually to be in the same spot, and see if it still shifts.
tawny schooner
That is the only thing that would make sense based on the tests I've done.
At first I thought maybe it was the printer hitting something, but based on the error occurring at the same layer, but different physical heights, idk what could be the root cause bar that.
But yet it still seems weird to me that somehow just having the seam position change would create a layer shift like that
atomic gale
That is the only thing that would make sense based on the tests I've done.
At fi...
Ok, yeah, that is a pretty good indicator that they are related, and yet, I also agree, this is the first time I have ever heard of any such thing. I think it might be more feasible that the seam position and the layer shift are not directly related, but that there is a 3rd variable taking place when the seam changes, and that 3rd thing is causing the layer shift.
Has it happened with other prints? Or just this one?
tawny schooner
Let’s see how I get on.
I’m printing a larger print now, different filament.
Will take 6hrs so I’ll have to check in the morning