Does anyone know a setting in repetier host that can print one object at a time? meaning, you put down 8 small objects on the platform and slicer will slice each individual object and finish printing one object first and print another objects..
I saw a video printing lego block this way. and i was just wondering what setting it's using..
I want to try it because i would save travel time on the object, and avoid retraction issue from print head travel.
'1kg should last for an while' is a lie!
When printing several objects at once it can be useful to print each one separately as this will minimise oozing and strings running between the prints. It will also decrease the risk of a problem ruining the entire print - if one part detaches or fails in some way, it will not be dragged into other parts of the print during each layer.
Extruder Clearance
Care has to be taken that the nozzle and extruder does not interfere with already printed parts. Slic3r should warn if it detects the nozzle or extruder will collide with a part, but double check that the layout of the parts will not cause problems. The Extruder clearance parameters help Slic3r detect potential collisions:
Radius- The clearance that should be given around the extruder. Take care if the extruder is not mounted centrally - take the largest safe value.Height- The vertical distance between the nozzle tip and the X axis rods, or lowest part which may interfere with a finished print.
Make osx boot disk. The clearance cylinder around an extruder.
Print Order
- With 'one at a time' print order enabled, after slicing the 'Preview' shows items being printed one at a time. However after saving the gcode file, it saves as 'all at once' print. Is there some setting that Cura is overriding or is this a bug?
- In this tutorial, we will be teaching you everything you need to know about printing multiple parts at once on your 3D printer. Many new users focus on printing only one part at a time until they are happy with the results, but as you get more experienced you also have the option of importing multiple STL files into the software and printing them simultaneously.
- I've been having problems printing things lately and I'm stumped. Almost every print I do, the nozzle ends up hitting the print and or digging into it during travel and printing. It is very random as well. Sometimes it does it at the beginning of the print but most of the time, it is near the end and it's very frustrating. The prints start so good and are even and clear lines.
When setting my printer to print one at the time he creates 2 boundaries around my file (Snap0053). One (the darker grey) area of course is defined by the print head settings in the machine settings (snap0054). For testing i set them all to 2mm to see how the boundaries will change. Unfortunately i have no idea how to change the bigger boundary. Filestream vs backup and sync. There no settings. In the old version of Cura 15.04.6 it worked perfectly.
Extruder Clearance
Care has to be taken that the nozzle and extruder does not interfere with already printed parts. Slic3r should warn if it detects the nozzle or extruder will collide with a part, but double check that the layout of the parts will not cause problems. The Extruder clearance parameters help Slic3r detect potential collisions:
Radius- The clearance that should be given around the extruder. Take care if the extruder is not mounted centrally - take the largest safe value.Height- The vertical distance between the nozzle tip and the X axis rods, or lowest part which may interfere with a finished print.
Make osx boot disk. The clearance cylinder around an extruder.
Print Order
- With 'one at a time' print order enabled, after slicing the 'Preview' shows items being printed one at a time. However after saving the gcode file, it saves as 'all at once' print. Is there some setting that Cura is overriding or is this a bug?
- In this tutorial, we will be teaching you everything you need to know about printing multiple parts at once on your 3D printer. Many new users focus on printing only one part at a time until they are happy with the results, but as you get more experienced you also have the option of importing multiple STL files into the software and printing them simultaneously.
- I've been having problems printing things lately and I'm stumped. Almost every print I do, the nozzle ends up hitting the print and or digging into it during travel and printing. It is very random as well. Sometimes it does it at the beginning of the print but most of the time, it is near the end and it's very frustrating. The prints start so good and are even and clear lines.
When setting my printer to print one at the time he creates 2 boundaries around my file (Snap0053). One (the darker grey) area of course is defined by the print head settings in the machine settings (snap0054). For testing i set them all to 2mm to see how the boundaries will change. Unfortunately i have no idea how to change the bigger boundary. Filestream vs backup and sync. There no settings. In the old version of Cura 15.04.6 it worked perfectly.
Cura Print One At A Time
By default, sequentially printed objects are printed in order of height (from shortest to tallest). In the majority of cases, this behavior minimizes issues with height clearance around the extruder. In specific use cases, one may wish to manually order sequentially printed objects. This may be achieved by modifying the optional sequential-print-priority parameter (default: 0) for each object. Usb boot stick ubuntu. This option may be accessed either by double-clicking on the object in the 3D plater view or by selecting the object and clicking on the 'Settings' button in the toolbar. Objects assigned the same print priority are sorted in order of height.
