#K1 Max Warping?

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tiny silo
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Just checking in and asking for help if anyone knows how to fix warping problems on the k1 max, I’m not sure if it was caused by a leveling problem or maybe something wrong with temps etc

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river prairieBOT
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tiny silo
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This is the current bed mesh

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sly ocean
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this is mine with mainsail, so yours doesn't look too bad. if the highest point and the lowest are just like 0.6 mm apart in height it just fine, the autolevel will kina even things out, the first layer(s) compensate until there is a flat surface. So i suffer no warping. Don't forget that the aluminum printbed is only 3 mm thick so it will never be extremely flat, heat will mess with the bedmesh over time

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sly ocean
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It can be caused by anything, temperature, for a K1 chamber temp plays a role, the print speed can be too high, depending on the flowrate of the hotend. the fact that the head can move 600mm/s does not mean you can print that fast it means it can frint that fast, providing the material can be melted fast enough by the hotend. There are so many variables. start at the beginning. if the shaper and autoleveler have done their work, print a couple of test models, they are incorporated in creality print 5.1 and higher under File test model. print a cube, measure it with calipers, test it severa times , varying the temp and speed, get to know the material. you'll have to find out what's wrong yourself. We can get you on track so to speak, but you will have to do the work since we probably are far far away 🙂

tiny silo
cunning crow
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I mean it can always be moist even out of the box because they are water temperd during production