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We have 3 Flsun V400's and are seeing similar behavior. Is there further discussion on this? Slowing down to 200 mm/s does help but does not solve the issue. |
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Hola la mia tambien me roza en las impresiones y tengo que parar la impresión, pero con los modelos que trae la impresora no tengo ese problema los hace perfectamente y con calidad suprema, creo que puede ser un ajuste en cura que no estoy poniendo bien. |
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I purchased a V400 a week ago, and I am having the same issues. Is there no response for this? I tried tech support, and they gave me all of the same fixes that are available online / through their videos. I have done the following: Updated firmware What is strange is that there are some things that print just fine, but what I am having issues with is anything that is somewhat large, or anything that is in a circle shape. It just scrapes. |
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Hello everyone,
I am having issues printing large items with my V400 and I am spending a LOT of filament on failed prints at the moment. I don't seem to be able to print at default CURA speeds for parts with infill in them. after several layers (~50) I hear the nozzle grinding on the infill and it gets the printer completely out of alignment. I tried reducing speed to ~200mms on the infill, activating z-hop when retracted, reducing acceleration to 5000mms, I just never know when it's going to skip and start messing up the print...
At one point, I even had the printer randomly dig in the bed and then print not parallel to the bed anymore - this seems to indicate one of the axis skipped even though there was no mechanical impact on the nozzle at that time....
Is there a new profile to mitigate this? If this is related to belt tension, how should the tension be set on the belts and how do I test to see if they are all ok? Also, z-axis printing always appears to be a bit more than it should by about 1%. should I calibrate z steps or is there something else I'm missing?
I calibrated the bed with a hot bed to mitigate movements due to heat. First layer has been difficult to set - needs to be quite a bit higher than the paper test - but appears nice now and sticks well to the bed. I'm printing PLA @ 210 with bed at 60 degrees.
All the presliced models on the usb key print fine at full speed...
Thanks
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