benchy

[scenic pollen]

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[hoary tartan]

Well, what printer?

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[hoary tartan]

It’s decent but I would recommend tuning the z-offset

[smoky monolith]

https://www.wevolver.com/article/z-offset-what-it-is-and-how-to-adjust-it

TLDR:

Setting your z-offset correctly ensures a good first layer squish and proper adhesion to the build plate (assuming its clean, see
?bedcleaning for more information). See
?leveling for a good representation of how the first layer should look like.
If in doubt: Refer to you your specific machines documentation.

For the Qidi X series printers: Adjusting the z offset from the Fluidd webinterface breaks it. Always set the z offset from the printers screen.

?z-offset requested by: what.happens#0

[faint spoke]

I LOVE THIS FILAMENT WHAT IS IT

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[lapis topaz]

It’s good, but that brim is holding on for dear life

[lapis topaz]

Yoooo fellow Eryone filament user

[snow glade]

you dont usually need a brim for a benchy

[scenic pollen]

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[lapis topaz]

If you want to remodel it, you can download the original Benchy stl online and put it into a slicer, take out the sd card on your printer, put that sd card into a usb port using an adapter, and transfer the sliced stl (or 3mf) back to the sd card, and then put the sd card back into the printer and print :))

I personally use Bambu Slicer but there are tons you could use; for example: Prusa Slicer

I used to have that same printer so I’d recommend Prusa due to the compatibility of that slicer with the Kobra Neo 2

(It’s a lot less complicated than it looks)