exxos blog - random goings on

[exxos]

Printing my new i3 exclude the fan duct.

80000mm/min , 400 accel.

[PhilC]

That looks more like it now :)

[exxos]

Challenge will be getting the infill out :lol:

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[exxos]

Dammit! When using knives member to cut away from your fingers folks :roll: I got a good deep inch long cut in my finger :( Good job it was lengthways and not across!!

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Now to go clean up the kitchen as it looks like a crime scene now :lol:

[exxos]

As it was impossible to get the support in-fill out.. :roll: For the hell of it I just tried printing without it, and was amazed it wasn't a total disaster :o

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[JezC]

Dammit! When using knives member to cut away from your fingers folks :roll: I got a good deep inch long cut in my finger :( Good job it was lengthways and not across!!

Now to go clean up the kitchen as it looks like a crime scene now :lol:

:awwww:
Ouch! Careful or you'll get a similar reputation to @rubber_jonnie and his (finger) soldering iron!

:hide: :poke:

[exxos]

:awwww:
Ouch! Careful or you'll get a similar reputation to @rubber_jonnie and his (finger) soldering iron!

My injuries I think are normally a lot worse, don't you remember my "eye" pictures from a while back :lol: :roll:

[JezC]

My injuries I think are normally a lot worse, don't you remember my "eye" pictures from a while back :lol: :roll:

I'd not seen those...very nasty! Just so long as the injuries don't halt you progress battling with those pesky printers!

[rubber_jonnie]

Dammit! When using knives member to cut away from your fingers folks :roll: I got a good deep inch long cut in my finger :( Good job it was lengthways and not across!!

Now to go clean up the kitchen as it looks like a crime scene now :lol:

:awwww:
Ouch! Careful or you'll get a similar reputation to @rubber_jonnie and his (finger) soldering iron!

:hide: :poke:

I bet you run with scissors too......

Hope it isn't too bleedy.

[exxos]

Has anyone come across this problem ?

When it is doing the internal infill, the change of direction from right to left seems to place down filament and ends up being a "blob" higher than the rest of the print layer..

I have tried changing the overlap between infill and parameters, extruded retraction, speeds up the print.. Nothing seems to do anything at all :(

Oddly on the left-hand side of the print it does not seem to have that problem.

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