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Yes. I get that. Thank you.

I am printing another model with different filament. It has gone pass the 2 and a 1/2 in height. It's going as normal. No accident, and I didn't even so much as checking for loose screws.

I was printing a "double twist" hollow vase. It went smoothly until it got to about 2and 1/2 inches high. Then apparently the Z axix did not move up accordingly. Nozzle hit the print and so ended the printing. Can someone shed light on this? I have had prints as high as 8 inches tall. No issue...

After numerous failures and many reprints, I finally managed to get the treehouse printed. It consists of 11 separate pieces. There were problems galore...…... To start, it was layer shifting which is now resolved. Then Supports were too firmly adhered that it was hard to be removed without...

I couldn't believe in my own eyes. I still can't. Same stl file. Spiral Stairs print for a Treehouse. Same Cura version and settings EXCEPT one print has Retraction disabled and one enabled. And here is the difference...…….. Retraction disabled: Look at those "spider web" ! Maybe perfect prop...

USB and SD card holder …………. 8 USB slots 8 SD card with adaptor slots 5 SD card slots

Thank you.

Since pla filaments are biodegradable, how long will pla prints last if kept Indoors under normal temperature etc ?

It can be used as pen/pencil holder etc. Left turn gear and right turn gear, each with a 608 ball bearing at the underside. 2 jigsaw bases that can be snapped together to make a set of 2 pen holders, or they can be used as 2 separate holder. : Assembled to a set of 2 pen holders. They can...

They are real nice. I am not sure I know how to use the vase mode.

I'll be a dancing monkey ! A perfect print ! Not a single layer is out of place. This is a jigsaw base model. If layers shift, jigsaws will not be able to snap together.

Lion statue ……….. Dragon with a pearl ……. P.S. Seems I had fixed the layer shifting issue by accident. I was watching a u-tube video about regular maintenance of a 3D printer. It came to the part about hot end. It said about making sure the hot ed is "properly" tighten so that it will...

Printer : Creality Ender 3 Slicer : Cura 4.3 Settings...…………. Nozzle temperature : 215 C Bed temperature : 65 C Speed : 60mm/s Material in question : Hatchbox 1.75mm PLA WOOD Hybrid I was using this pla mentioned above to print a Treehouse, which consists of 11 stl files. The problem I have...

Thank you. The reason I mentioned layer shifting is that, if the Z axis was supposed to move up 0.2mm, but instead it moved less than that, that could create issue on the layer it was supposed to print. Yes ?

Questions : What does that mean ? What is the advantage(s) ? Would that eliminate layer shifting issue ? Thank you.

Thank you. That discussion from your link was made before Cura 4.1 was even introduced. I am using Cura 4.3. Not sure how relevant is that. Acceleration Control and Jerk Control have never been enabled in my Cura 4.3 Speed is set at 50mm/s since day one. Think it is low enough?

THIS is the only way I can print a Superman base/stand without layer shifting. It came out perfect! And it fits perfectly with the rod that attaches to Superman model.

Dino from Flinstones ……...

Success. Perfect print. No layer shift.