Hey Guys,

Just finished my latest lamp design, which took several hours but is finally here.

What do you think about it?

This is the makerworld link if you want to check it out: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1315817-ceeling-lamp#profileId-1350907

It would help me a lot if you could download aswell( it is free!).

Thanks!!

Hi, I own an klippered Anycubic printer and it can easily print simple model found on Thingiverse.

However, when the model is more complicated, especialy

* model has many edges /complicated x-secition

* model is dense/1st layer has big area

*filemant is sturdy(PLA)

then it happens quite soon, that

* the printer crashes over the previos layer with loud noise

*printer might lift already printed filament

*ultimately it loses a step in either x or y direction, which makes the print unsightly

So I am quite sure thats a common printer problem, but I am not exactly sure, whats the best way to address it. I came up with these ideas

*raise bed/filemant temperature

*reduce flow to 90%

But none of them really worked really well

So anybody can share his experience ?

Whats the priority list which promises best success ?

Hi Guys, i have been trying to print this case for 2 days now, but I fail. I am using an anycubic kobra with

klipper installed. Lately I also have a small pi camera attached to the right front corner of the print bed.

The Model is quite long in Y and also has lots of base.

Yesterday I failed and I have detected a wobbly print bed.

After that i have found out, that i can fix that by tightening some screws below the print bed.

Now the bed is firm and i retried this night, but i feel the issue even got worse. now chance that the print-in-place hinges would ever work

https://imgur.com/a/0S88VW2

I have checked the x axis(print head) and y axis(bed) and both appear firm to me now

Any idea, what can be the issue ?