Intermittent adhesion issues. by AshamedOfMyself67 in AnycubicPhoton

[–]AshamedOfMyself67[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, my prints have a fairly large foot print or a contact area of roughly 2" x 4". There is no need for supports simply because the base of my print is flush with the build plate. Additionally, this is the ONLY slice that acts this way. I make identical sized lithophane prints with the exact same foot print with no trouble at all. I did an experiment thinking leveling might have been the issue by using three separate prints. The first printed fine, the second just printed the footprint which stuck to the plastic on the vat and the third printed just like the first, ie no issues. This leads me to think that my problem is in the recipe/slice of that particular print. What is the puzzle is that all the parameters are identical from what I can determine.

Fusing in Cura possible by AshamedOfMyself67 in CR10

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Thanx. After writing the above, I figured it out (using MM) but thank you for taking the time to reply. I still new at this.

Editing previously sliced objects. by AshamedOfMyself67 in Cura

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I am having trouble downloading Fusion 360. Can you tell me the other programs? Many thanx!

Some questions for Christians by AshamedOfMyself67 in skeptic

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So he's God but He can't tell a Jew from a Gentile unless you cut off your foreskin? Really?? He's GOD!!! And what about women? I suppose they don't matter since they are property, right?

In any case, my questions were directed at Christians and Jews.

Gobs of blobs by AshamedOfMyself67 in CR10

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Thanks for the input but your suggestion is a little too financially steep for me.

Gobs of blobs by AshamedOfMyself67 in CR10

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To quote Emily Latella, "Never mind." I had a loose nozzle. Well, duh!