#Object falling over while printing

1 messages · Page 1 of 1 (latest)

lofty robin
#

Im trying to print those objects in that exact orientation but everytime they reach a certain height it just falls over while the brim (15line count, 0mm distance) stays intact.

Can zhop help out or something else? its a really long print and cutting the piece in multiple parts is not an option since its actually part 1 of 4 already and i cant make it smaller :/

Layer Height: 0.24
Material: Silk PLA
Printer: Sovol SV06
Slicer: Cura

example.png
golden moatBOT
#
AI Help

It seems like you're experiencing layer shifting, which can cause your print to fall over. Here are a few things you can try to fix this issue:

  1. Make sure that your printer is on a stable surface, as vibrations can cause layer shifting.

  2. Check your printer's belts and make sure they are tight and not slipping.

  3. Adjust your print speed in Cura. Slowing down your print speed can help reduce layer shifting.

  4. Enable z-hop in your slicer settings. Z-hop will lift the print head slightly when it moves from one location to another, which can prevent collisions with previously printed layers.

  5. Reduce the temperature of your printer. Printing at a lower temperature can help reduce stringing and other issues that can contribute to layer shifting.

I hope these tips help you resolve the issue and complete your print successfully!

WARNING: This response is AI generated and may contain errors.
lofty robin
#

Also: Its on a stable surface and the bed is leveled.

Belts are tight

Print speed is low at 40mm and 50mm for infill

zhop is off atm

sweet quail
#

Try z hop

#

It seems like it's hitting the part and knocking it over

sick burrow
lofty robin
lofty robin
sick burrow
#

220x220mm bed should be enough to print it diagonaly e = 311mm @lofty robin

lofty robin
#

Yes it would work if straight but its an L shape

#

and i cant rotate it, would not print well :/

royal trout
#

Reduce print speed too, to reduce the amount of wobble

#

At least as it gets higher

grave ledge
#

what print bed?

lofty robin
lofty robin
grave ledge
#

try gluestick

royal trout
#

Slower Y acceleration can perhaps help instead of overall slower speed

lofty robin
#

I tried aligning the pieces better and did lay them diagonaly as @sick burrow suggested.
Also turned the speed a little bit down and enabled zhop
We'll see in 8 hours if it works! Thanks so far everyone :)