So I recently got the SV07 as my first real printer and it’s been great until today when I’ve been getting really bad layer shifts on the X axis I just tried to print a webcam mount and it shifts almost completely off of the layer underneath I don’t know why it’s doing this and if anybody could help it would be greatly appreciated
Can you post a couple of screenshots with the model on the plate as it was printed.
Are your belts tight?
Is your nozzle tight? I once spent 3 days fighting the nozzle hooking the print and loosing counts on the X axis. Turns out the nozzle was slowly unscrewing itself. Be sure to tighten it hot.
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I saw it do it this time the nozzle hit the print and and made a grinding noise also the corner of the print was peeling up but I think that might be the file that I’m printing
If your print keeps coming loose..
Wash the plate with Dawn dish soap…
Use a Brim…
Use Glue Stick..
…also what infill are you using..??
Never use the default Grid pattern, the nozzle will hit the infill & knock the print loose…
use Gyroid instead.
Petg? It ALWAYS curls some.
In addition to what Lion suggested:
Set seem location to “nearest” for functional parts reduces the travel over the infill.
Use “avoid crossing walls”
Add a “hop when retracted” value (1mm) to your filament profile (overrides tab).
I find that when printing box like parts in PETG that I get less warping the slower I print and more cooling is better than not enough.
So I tried adding glue stick, z hop, washing the build plate and brim. Im printing in PLA and I just tried to print this model BB Gun / Airsoft / Nerf target V2 by DoktorDinkel - Thingiverse and got this
check the grub screws in the sprocket for the X axis
Where are those sorry I’m new to 3d printing
Also on my SV07 the fan duct was really low so I made this
Try removing the duct. The fan is still pointed (mostly) at the nozzle without a duct