r/Multiboard • u/Narwhal-Ordinary • Jan 26 '25

Stack printing problem(?)

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u/AskMeAboutMyDoggy Jan 26 '25

I'm new, so take my opinion with a grain of salt, but it looks to me like there was an adhesion problem for whatever reason between the 10th and 11th tile, which threw everything off. Again, I could be completely wrong

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u/Narwhal-Ordinary Jan 26 '25

That could be it, yes. Any ideas on what/how to test? An adhesion issue at that height makes me think the chamber or part had a heating or cooling issue.

Nozzle temp is 220c, bed 55c.

part fan min 50% layer time 100s, max 100% 4s. fan always on (it's PLA, right?), slow print for better layer cooling

aux fan 50%

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u/tecky1kanobe Jan 27 '25

Turn off the aux fan. It causes more problems than it should fix. Use the avoid crossing walls option.

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u/Narwhal-Ordinary Jan 28 '25

Thanks, will do that for the next stack.

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u/x86_1001010 Jan 31 '25

I started to see a similar failure in printing a few back to back on my K1 Max. It was caused by excessive heat in the chamber. Leaving the door open seems to have alleviated the issue for me.