#UNIformation GK3 ultra slipping problem

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lament nymph
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I recently got a information GK3 and my test prints run decently but I keep getting slipping when I print models. I have changed pretty much every setting from lift speed and distance, cure times, layer transitions etc i have changed vat temp, put a heater to make the temperature warmer (the house stays about the same for the most part already. I don't know what i can do to get prints to work. I will attach setting as well. And tips or advice is greatly apricated. (As a note i had a gk2 until it broke and I've never had problems this bad before.)

potent daggerBOT
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AI Help

It sounds like you're experiencing issues with layer adhesion or z-axis slipping when printing models on your GK3 3D printer. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:

  1. Check the Z-axis screws and couplings: Make sure they are properly tightened and not loose. Any play in the Z-axis can cause layer adhesion issues.
  2. Verify that the build plate is securely attached to the Z-axis platform and not wobbling during the print.
  3. Clean and lubricate the Z-axis lead screw to ensure smooth and consistent movement during printing.
  4. Check the resin type and curing settings: Some resins may require different curing times or exposure levels to achieve optimal results.
  5. Calibrate the build plate leveling to ensure it is parallel to the LCD screen and at the correct height for resin exposure.
  6. Ensure that the resin vat is clean and free of debris that could affect print quality.

If you've tried these steps and are still experiencing issues, consider reaching out to the manufact...

WARNING: This response is AI generated and may contain errors.
lament nymph
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I will amend that the models print and stick to build plate they just slip sometime during the process.

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these were my original settings

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After a mind melting amount of reading and videos (90% were unhelpful) these are my current settings

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Picture of one of the failed prints, they spilt and slip very inconsistently changing how and why they fail every on the same print