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Hey Karl again with part 2 of my 3D printing experience with the CR-10, after the first part describing. The intent is to share my experiences with the CR-10 with the perspective from a noob. I spent a couple hours a day for weeks with trial and error and watching the printer and how it works adjusting about a billion settings and testing. I am hoping this will help any current or future CR-10 owner speed up the learning curve. Measuring Filament Diameter The single biggest thing to improve my print quality I found was measuring the filament. On others I had terrible zits and under and over extrusion. Depending on the model the effects are more pronounced. Before vs After — Still trying to figure out why gaps are in the print…suspect z rod issue maybe need to increase driver potentiometer. It really hard to show in pictures but the one on the right is 200% better. You can see it really well on his face. Overhangs on both are a little rough. Eventually I will look at changing the parts cooler to help with this. A different parts cooler can cool the filament faster and it will sag far less. For now on these, I can do some post print cleanup. Here is a seem on the round part of the batman head that is just barely noticeable. To measure unroll about 3m of filament and measure at 10 points. At each of those points measure then rotate caliper around 90 degrees. Average the 20 points and set it in your slicer filament diameter. I purchased 3 different brands and none seem close to 1. I been running between 1. My caliper bounces between 1. Extruding Temperature The nozzle temperature calibration is the second most important procedure I found to affect prints. This one is pretty easy to do. I set mine up from 225-170 at 5 deg increments with highest temp at the bottom. Then set Craftware nozzle temperature to 225 then used set this code in the layer script box to adjust the temperature at different heights. I imported into and exported to an OBJ to fix. I highly suggest testing outside the manufactured suggested temperature. The wood filament that I purchased from GearBest works best for me 10 degrees cooler than the suggested lowest temperature. Click to Enlarge At first I printed with trial and error. After doing a temperature tower I was way off, and noticed a difference in quality. On the red PLA, I ended up going slightly higher than the one that looks best. On the picture, below it is really obvious with the wood filament which is better. The red and black are not as obvious. I will try some different temperature towers in the future. Click to Enlarge CR-10 Hardware Upgrades: Mirror and Spacer I made 2 modifications. I replaced the glass printbed that came with the printer with a mirror. I read mirrors have to be extremely level in order to not cause distortion. I purchased a 10 pack from a local hardware store for about 10 dollars. After trying to get a perfect first layers, I did a bunch of reading on bed leveling. I ended up purchasing some feeler gauges ended up being a waste. It is really for me hard to level while sliding something between 2 slick surfaces. I had read a really long post in a forum about just eye it if you have a mirror. This worked really well for me. It is surprising how well you can level with the naked eye. I set the level as close to the bed as possible without touching. When I move the nozzle to the 4 corners above the glass if there is any pressure on the filament it will leave just the slightest line. This is something that you just have to do and experience to perfect. The second thing I did was insert a washer between z axis servo and frame. After reading a few posts on the Facebook forum I decided to take a look at mine. Sure enough z axis rod was in a bind. But one symptom is that before this I was only able to push the z axis down. Now I am mostly able to move up and down with the stepper motors disabled. OctoPrint My SD card slot on the control box stopped working. I was able to get it working by bending in the outside of the reader inside the box to force the card to make contact with the pins. Luckily I had a Raspberry Pi my brother gave me. I never found a good use until now. There is no way I would trust a Windows box for this task. I would cry if I was in a long print and windows decided to update or some other Windows thing. I loaded with Win32DiskImager on an SD card. I set a static IP address through my router and now back in business. I kinda wish that I started with Octoprint. It is very handy. It is much easier than constantly swapping SD cards around. One other benefit is I hooked up a webcam and I can see progress in any browser while at home… If I wanted to check from anywhere I could VPN to the house as well. It is really straight forward and easy to use. I also setup a pushbullet notification to send me a picture when a print is complete. I just started doing time lapses in Octoprint which is really a cool feature. I did have a few issues where prints would fail randomly and get a communications issue. It is a known issue on the. I did end up charging my phone with the USB cable that I was using to power the Raspberry Pi with, and I definitely attribute it to the cause of the issue. Phone charged much slower over this cable on a charger I know typically charges much faster. More on this issue in previous article. While it was turned off I also installed a heat sink. Slicers take the 3D object and makes a file that the 3D printer reads, and it tells the printer how exactly to print the object. Every single move, temperature change, etc… is controlled. After much trial and error I found that works best for me as a slicer. The single biggest reason IMHO is the automatic placement of the seams. Seams practically disappear in turns. Craftware will choose the seam placement in the corner over a flat surface on its own. I have some really clean prints. Right now, I am focusing on finish with as little post print cleanup. Another feature is in the slicer settings there is window that visually shows how the settings are affecting the print. One final noteworthy feature is the ability to manually place supports. Automatic works as well but I believe automatic puts too many. I started out with default settings and did some test prints. I only tweaked very few settings. Below are some screenshots. Click to Enlarge Now you can inspect the print, and see how each layer is printed. Press Save to save your gcode. I find myself changing settings for every print after dialing it in. There is no one size fits all. More 3D Print Samples Here are just some of the prints that I have done. Click to Enlarge Box I designed in , so friend can mount his NEO TV to bottom of his wall mounted TV. This was before I measured filament and still had bad zits. Printed after started measuring filament. Flawless and is water tight. Printed in vase mode. One of many printed. My buddies went wild over this one. I have printed it several times. About a 30 hours print at. Designed this in to fix my ice dispenser in my Fridge. Really surprised this is holding up in freezer. I was a little off on center hole measurement and enlarged with a drill. Click to Enlarge First. Second is after bulk cleanup. Need to take tweezers to get remaining bits. Keep in mind this thing is tiny. Final thoughts The only complaint that I really have are the noisy fans but they could be replaced, and the faulty micro SD card reader. This is my first printer, but I still think they could be less noisy. Other then that, I have enjoyed my time with the CR-10. I would like to thank Gearbest for sending the CR-10 to review, and if you are interested in the printer you could purchase it from their website using GBCR10 coupon. I plan on 1 more article. Some bigger prints and some mods I would like to try but running out of filament. If you have any questions or comments feel free to post below. I think the cr-10 has a profile built into s3d now. Cura profile is on Facebook as well. I have not used latest Cura yet on CR-10. Cura is pretty good stock and adjust to your needs. Only major change is I reduce the infill over lap down to I believe. I also do 3 outside layers and slow the outermost one considerably. If you have not tried it give Craftware a shot. Super simple and basically just works out of the box. Just be sure to note some issues above with bed size It is a serial connection over usb. Yes you can home x and y. Move in small or large increments in all directions. S905x makes more sense and it will run from emmc rather than an SD card. You can directly connect from newest Cura now too. But instead of glue, rough up the surface with sandpaper in both the x and y. Run the bed at 60°. Parts are sitting there after the bed cools. Just clean with Windex between prints. This worked on all printers so far. My CR-10S will be delivered on in two days!!! Thanks for the right ups. CR-10 is pretty much print and go. Use your eyes to level. Go around 3 or 4 times. I mentioned in the article I like Craftware but the latest Cura is pretty good. In the last update they added better z seam position so it will put it in the corners. They also have a CR-10 profile so you should be good to go. Start off with small prints. I do 205 for the extruder let cura adjust for first and last layers. Join the FB group. Lots of good info.
