Print Modes

Hi everyone, I recently got a Rep+, and have been making decent prints at .2mm using the balanced setting, but wanted to get finer detail for the Headpiece for the staff of Ra model, and tried .1mm. However, the print looked about the same as the .2mm. Any suggestions on whether .05mm might work?

We tested to print quite successfully PETG filament with the MakerBot Replicator Z18. For printing on the Replicator Z18 we used amongst other things the MakerBot Experimental Extruder with a 0.4mm standard Nozzle. You can find more information at: https://www.3d-edu.ch/petg-mit-dem-makerbot-replicator-z18-drucken/
The print mode here are to serve you as a starting point. We would be happy about further improvements.

After making some successful prints with colorFabb bronze Fill (MakerBot Replicator mini+, experimental extruder, 0,6mm stainless steel nozzle, colorFabb bronzeFill profile from here) I encountered a huge problem just during a print.
Suddenly the "flow" of filament was very slow and and was kind of stalling. The remaining part of the print then was very fragile, like straw.
I found that the nozzle was congested. After cleaning it I had no problems printing woodfill or normal PLA. But when I tried to print with bronzeFill after a minute the nozzle was congested again and printing stopped.
Any idea what the reason could be? The first prints with bronzefill went flawlessly. I didn't change any settings. But after the "straw-incident" it is not possible to print with bronzeFill. I have no clue. Thanks in advance. (see Pictures of the print)

I need a print mode for ninjaflex. Does anybody have it?

ii start the to Print with PLA380 + Carbon Fiber.

http://www.3r3dtm.com/

3R3D Technology Materials s.l.

Irun (Gipuzkoa) Basque Country
Spain

last weekend and taking advantage of the sudden temperature rises, I took up again the challenge of printing with the ColorFabb nGen_FLEX Filament, which had been practically a torture in winter and had not even been able to make a test print, checking my notes, I decided to use the 0 nozzle.8 mm and after several filament stretches and their corresponding alerts of no filament there was no filament I understood that I had to pay a little more attention to how the material behaved when the wheel of the Experimental Extruder started to make noise, I paused to take out the filament and cut the stretched part and reloaded it, so successively until I understood that if I put retraction 0 it would be easier to work with it.

where my problems were in rafting and the first ones were able to, sometimes I left intermittent drops down from 250 degrees to 24 degrees and there I could start to control a little more the impression.

my conclusions after 2 days of 12 hours of learning about the nGen_FLEX material are the following:
the material is very good at adhesion in cold bed it does not come off the raft, once it is fluid and does not block the rotation of the filament reel, making it stretch very well.

Note this filament requires leopard patience.
the time taken to make a print was about 6 hours, between breaks and resumes.

Hi everyone - i'm printing on the Z18 with an experimental extruder and a 0.8mm nozzle. i am having issues with the raft being welded to the part.

anyhow - i know how to adjust the airgap, and i could obvs via trial and error figure out something that works - and i'm sure my plastic choice (hatchbox pla) has a bearing on it all - but i wondered if anyone had a magic number they use. i see that the max i can set it at is 1.01mm - which is 25% of the nozzle on a regular machine - which is odd as i thought the rule was 50% nozzle dia. and of course makerdesktopprint thing doesn;t allow for a greater gap than 1.01mm

side note: what a joke using the EE is. you have to be online and connected to the printer to unlock the EE profiles in Makerware/Desktop/Print whatever it is called. i mean i'm like 44 years old, i drive a car and things, good god i can be responsible for a print going wrong if i choose the wrong profile.

is this all just leading me back to figuring out a custom profile in s3d? fun times. if i don't stop typing soon this will turn into a screed.

Hey could anyone figure out a print mode for Inland PLA. I have been trying but can't figure it out.

http://www.microcenter.com/product/485629/175mm_gray_pla_3d_printer_filament_-_1kg_spool_22_lbs

Has anyone had issues using their older printmodes? Most of mine are grayed out. Any known fix for this?