Print Improvement Suggestions
Print Improvement Suggestions
Originally posted by u/BigBlackHzYoBak at 2025-06-12T18:47:27Z
So I recently upgraded to a Neptune 3 Plus and finally decided to pull the trigger on my first real 3D2A print. I am pretty familiar with 3D printing from other projects, so I swung for the fences with u/DaFizzle "Blicky". I followed the read-me as close as possible but some settings I had to research and SWAG it. Printed at .16 quality, with 10 walls, 100% infill, at 60 bed and 205 or 210 nozzle temp. I used Prusa since I couldn't get the support settings how I wanted in Orca or Cura. The frame took about 40 hours looked great all throughout the process. However, after removing supports and further inspection the front of the frame was warped pretty significantly. I suspect the warp was from printing the frame at a slight angle to cut down on print time and filament usage. Also the spots where supports were attached were very rough. The other layers look good to my eye, and print seems strong. I believe the holes are aligned, so I could possibly use it as a test mule. However, I am pretty anal about my prints so, I would like to give it another shot and would appreciate any suggestions, settings to try, or tips to help have a better result.