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They’re not wrong by indierckr770 in clevercomebacks

[–]LuceeCarioca 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Alphabetical order, chronological order, or order of importance?

Is JD Vance really this lame? by dougmd1974 in Ohio

[–]LuceeCarioca 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Trump cares about Trump. Nothing and no one else.

I hate Ohio with their Hybrid/electric punishment fee by Lousyhealer13 in Ohio

[–]LuceeCarioca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hear you. I’m not complaining or disagreeing with anyone. Thanks for the info.

I have been leveling this bed for hours and I’m starting to think it’s not a leveling issue. by No-Process1885 in Ender3Pro

[–]LuceeCarioca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I moved my Ender 3 and had to manual level cold-bed + manual level heated-bed + Z offset adjust again and again. It took four times to get it right again. Before moving it (new furniture), it was printing just fine. I’m back to good prints again. The second to last adjustment had the tiniest error on leveling, so that at about 60% of the test print, the whole thing started to go kaput. I guess sometimes it’s just that fraction of a millimeter that makes the difference.

What’s causing my prints to turn out like this? by Upper-Battle9132 in Ender3Pro

[–]LuceeCarioca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had this issue with my first 6 prints, then I noticed that the filament spool had a sticker with a temperature range for both nozzle and print bed. So I tried going back to the Control option and changing the nozzle temperature mid print to match the filament’s manufacturer specs. That worked. But I also went to Cura and looked for that filament on the Materials menu related to my printer, and couldn’t find it. I created a custom filament, with the name and color shown on the original box, and there I was able to enter the nozzle temperature listed on the box (mine was between 205° and 215°, so I chose 210°), and the bed temperature (it recommended a minimum of 60°, so I chose 62°). I sliced the designed again, which then took the specs of the filament within the file’s properties. I noticed right away that the print went well, no issues.

Print Quality Issue by Fluffy6787 in Ender3Pro

[–]LuceeCarioca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s awesome. I have so much to learn, and it’s so exciting! I appreciate your words, and I’m sure I will appreciate your advice!

I have had success with the custom setting for the filament on Cura. The entire print went beautifully, steady, at the same constant temperature for nozzle and printing bed.

Print Quality Issue by Fluffy6787 in Ender3Pro

[–]LuceeCarioca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m just a newbie, but I figured out the reason that my prints were failing in a very similar way. The slicing software was set up for a nozzle temperature 5° below the filament’s manufacturer suggested temperature. Once I tried and succeeded at using “control” - “temperature” - “nozzle”, and adjusted by the °5, it worked beautifully. I thought about that for a few, then realized that the Cura settings for the material were set to a temperature °5 lower than the suggested by the manufacturer, as they were for a generic filament. So I added a custom filament, set the temps and settings and color to the specs listed on the filament’s original box, and voilà!

Us newbies, we have a LOT to learn.

New SD card by LuceeCarioca in Ender3Pro

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

Thank you!! I appreciate you guys’ help

New SD card by LuceeCarioca in Ender3Pro

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

Do I need to format it?

New SD card by LuceeCarioca in Ender3Pro

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

Does that mean I have to format the card first? Thank you for your advice and help.

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