I had my nozzle grab the print yesterday twice and pull it off the bed. I adjusted the Z-axis offset up .01 and it fixed that issue. Bed temp was set to 60 so I'll drop it to 50 and see. That was a big print and fairly thin. I'm pretty sure it's going to work for what I needed but for future prints I'll want to get it figured out.
As @stoney7713 said, there is a setting for z-hop on retract that you might want to checkout. It adds time to the print and frankly, the nozzle wouldn't snag unless the print popped anyway so I don't use it too much.
Some infills like rectangular I think, are inevitable depending on how the model is sliced. The travel path always criss cross across already printed infill.
It's held up well enough. The corners are a different shape, so would need to be cut to fit the ankermake. But I just printed the part I am causiously optimistic will let my ender work properly.
I did. 185-190 seems ideal for structural stuff, 180 had minimal stringing compared to the rest but the "needle" was slightly more jagged.
Mine is set for diagonal. I am pretty sure it was the offset was too much. I've got another project waiting for when I get home. I'll do 50 and 180 with the current offset of 2.90 and see how it does. It's more like the temperature tower.
I'd take it off your hands if my situation were any different!
It'll get done soon enough! Well, hopefully soon. It sure looked like it was getting close with that last batch of pictures. We had a house built in 2006 and it seemed like it took forever...Huge congrats on that one. I'd also volunteer to take it off your hands if my house was finished
April will be 2 years....
Ours was 8 months once they broke ground but it was a builder/cookie cutter home.
Yeah. I'm impatient, but this is taking much longer than it should.
Not to jump on the bandwagon, but I'd take it, too.
