After doing Ellis' tunning guide, I managed to get near-perfect small parts. However when printing a large part (250x230x110) I got this result.
I printed it using eSun ABS+ at 100 degrees bed temp and 240 nozzle temp. As you can see, there's a fair bit of warping and cracks. Any ideas?
#ABS Warping
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Chamber is too cold. Print temp is too low. Too much cooling.
Solutions:
- Get chamber temp above 60C. Insulate the printer, install bed fans, throw a blanket over the printer. Go here and learn: https://discord.com/channels/460117602945990666/1021908552702505051
- Increase print temp to at least 250C, higher is better, don’t know how high can eSUN ABS+ go, you should go as high as possible while still being able to print overhangs with minimal cooling.
- Reduce cooling to 15% for everything. Once chamber temp goes above 50C, increase to 25%. Once chamber temp goes above 60C, increase to 35%. And so on.
Also, this is a question for #slicers_and_print_help
as I understand it, this part printed with 0% cooling fan, as none of the layers were lower than 15s
Other points stand, even if there is no part cooling fan.
btw, I don't have a chamber sensor
should I disable the nevermore fan?
No, it helps with circulation of warm air from under the bed