#print pops up during print
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I'd be happy to help troubleshoot your 3D printing issue! Please provide more details about the problem you're experiencing, such as the type of filament you're using, the model you're trying to print, and the specific issues you're encountering during the printing process.
you need to have more of it touching the bed for it to stick, either try to find a flat face to rotate to, or drop a tiny amount into the buildplate so that it gets cut off and has a chance at sticking
Okay
Do I tilt it more too?
My printer sucks when it comes to doing it flat
I had some mistakes...
its a good idea to try to keep it vertical, but sometimes its better to have something stick with more supports if you need to rotate
mistakes?
Ok ol got it
More supports on the way then
is this better for supports then
also im making another print will this do too? im scared for same case where they will just pop away
last one probably same issue as the first where not enough is touching th bed, but the supports seem fine enough, like a stabalizing brace
cant really see the bottoms of the others but im guessing there too
Will this not work then?
I mena
The circle is touching the area so it will like stand strong down there?
i think the first section will fail before it gets to the second supports, since so little is touching the plate
Ibsee
think of it acting like a lever trying to work its way off the bed, the bigger the base (thats printing on the object) the better
Should I extend the circle so it touches thr first suppports?
yea, but you still have the problem im talking about with the object itself, printing everything on supports isnt the best, you need the bed adhesion from the bed on the part itself
ah, no auto orient in prusa, would get you started, but really your tring to print things that were not designed for printing mostly
Fuck
I had to print it this orientation bc well
My printer was 2cm too short
hear me out should I make it 14% shorter?
comparison
works for me, and i would flip that myself
yeah, supporting large flat areas is better than random angles, and then printing that entire arm entirely on supports isnt the best
I see
turn on normal supports, dont need trees
really alr'
everything above the base should be fine without
large flat areas = normal, random wierd angles=trees
there anything weird about the top, or is it just a square?
square
like it all just connects so
then flip that one, and no supports
yeah, flipped the other one since it had a weird section, no need for this one
alr so this is good to go
I was wondering tho
how was i supposed to print htis again?
oh I bought it from someone online
like for 10 bucks
idk if its ok to sharee said files?
it was likely just ripped from wherever and no thought was put into how to actuly print it
oh fuck
happens often as a scam
i see
well it came with a blade assembly tho
also this
In wait
oh
do I just print individual then fuck
I tried printing this orientation but it got severley fucked up
for this i would attempt to roatate so the 3 down points are touching the bed, then drop around 2mm into the bed to give it something to stick to
alr
that part all touching the bed?
ok ok tho
wait a fucking minute im stupid rn
so i realized
you know how I shrunk down the blade right
wont the hole become smaller too?
since i already printed the first part
which is this
looks like your supposed to flip that one
doessent it mean I gotta reprint
GOT IT
yeah, would need to edit that part to stay the same or make the whole thing smaller
how can I do that?
make them all x% smaller
could you cut off a bit of the peg on top instead?