Tupson444
Tupson444
This is exactly what I thought a while ago. When you have an object that is 20mm tall and use 0.3 layer height, the top layer will be printed at...
Of course, this feature should be optional (I forgot to say that). There could be something like "TRAVEL_LIMITS_GCODE" in the config, disabled by default. This way users can enable it...
I understand, this may be irrelevant for that case then. But for other cases it would still be useful if IS could be turned ON/OFF before print (not mid print).
Great. As far as I can see the FT Motion includes Input Shaping, so this issue is solved with it then?
>by zeroing out the frequency Yes I know, but I specifically suggested being able to turn it off without resetting frequencies (so you can later just turn it on, while...
>... this would be still better then people asking why the print looks ugly. This is a good point - it would be a good thing if someone wonders "what...
Confirming the issue here. Because of so many retractions in a short time, the extruder gear grips the same part of the filament over and over again which eventually strips...
I'm definitely interested in "Dynamic flow compensation" as it would be easier than my current workaround – I use Gcode substitutions, for example if infill is printed at higher volumetric...
> NOT break the infill line if the resulting gap is less than a certain distance This is a good idea
I've also noticed some inconsistencies in print time, although not as drastic as this example. I first thought that time estimate just isn't reliable, but I tested the files sliced...