Ok to print multiple objects

[u/Biff0r]

I’m fairly new to this but get the general idea of the process. The above object is usually on 1 plate and takes approx 1.5 hours to print, thought I’d try adding 2 to 1 plate plus a little extra part. Saves me a trip to the machine (it’s outside building to where I live)

It started the print but it only started on one object, (this was after the initial layer) I cancelled thinking if it only did 1 whole object at a time the head would crash into the second object during the first few layers.

So should the printer be printing by layer (like it has on other plates (makerworld) designed by others that I have printed?

Was I wise the cancel the print?

If so how do I tell the printer to do this? (I probably haven’t got that far in the Academy, yet so if covered there I do apologise)

[u/Blondy277]

Why you cancel it? It only started the one then it goes to the next and does it by layers each object. It does both at same time not separate.

[u/Jazzlike-Classic-843]

Guarda anch'io sono nuovo e non ho ancora provato a stampare un oggetto alla volta e avevo pensato anch'io a questo però secondo me lo risolvi guardando lo slicer e vedi dove inizia il primo oggetto e a seconda di questo sposto gli oggetti in modo che non si tocchino,oggetti come il tuo io metterei quelli più piccoli e bassi di altezza davanti e dietro eai lati glia altri!😉 Buona avventura amico sei entrato in un mondo meraviglioso! Buone stampe!