Well I thought I would remove the support from the body. And see if it was saveable.
The legs and spines mostly pinged across the room, but luckily for once, I found all the bits.
Now this might be able to be saved with some filler or something similar as well as some Greenstuff. I am printing a second one with the temperature bumped up to 220. According to the filament spec it can go up to 230. I intend to make a plastic tent to cover it tonight to try and keep some heat in. I have never tried pausing a print before so don’t know if it can carry on properly afterwards. I know technically that the printer has a system where if the print is stopped due to a power cut it will store where it stopped and will then carry on. I have never had to try so I cannot pass comment on it.
Hope you can make progress with this, whether by more printing or greenstuff repairs etc.! 🙂
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I get the same “lines”, so I’ve been printing “quick prints” and terrain. Glad you found the bits, I hate when that happens!
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It must be the cold in the shed overnight that is causing the poor layering as everything else is spot on. I just realised one leg is missing a bit as it started off on the floor and now it is hovering in the air 🥺
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Doesn’t look too bad to me- am sure you can work your magic with the greenstuff.
Cheers,
Pete.
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Glad to see you got it to work in your other post!
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Cheers Ann, I am really pleased with it.
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