Warping 3D Prints? - How to solve it with a simple a quick setting - Longer LK4X

[@MiddleRoomWorkshop]

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[@Beecher_Dikov]

I started using a bit of glue stiick and my warping issue stopped.

[@simonecinarelli4240]

I tried too... The plate litterally bent

[@kitcarlson6033]

It looks like retaction settings need adjustments. Nozzle seems to leak at layer change.

[@stopsnstuff5096]

Thanks!

[@Darkhell87]

I don't understand how that helps. If temp changing is the issue it warping at this wall is going to ruin the print also.

[@MiddleRoomWorkshop]

Hi, thank you for your comment. Your comment makes sense, but the closed wall creates a volume of hot hair that keeps the temperature inside it a bit higher than the surroundings, as a result, the wall itself is less likely to detach and subsequently also the prints gain a positive effect from this. This is a quick trick that can help reduce warping, but is not a definitive solution and the are other factors/parameters into play that should be addressed. For example, bed cohesion is the first and most important factor to correct. This depends on the z-offset, the type of bed, first layer temperature, and height. For example, another way to increase cohesion is the use of a brim, I use large brims when I have thin details with small contact points to the bed. If the print does not detach before is completed the warping if any is drastically reduced. I hope it helps

[@Darkhell87]

@@MiddleRoomWorkshop I understand all that. But if the outer wall warps blocking that air wouldn't it have the same odds of failing and causing the rest to fail.

[@MiddleRoomWorkshop]

Yes, if the wall fails than the print may also fail.

[@jesus2621]

@@MiddleRoomWorkshop so it does not work

[@monsterstorm78]

Hey what printer is this 🤔

[@MiddleRoomWorkshop]

Hi, @monsterstorm78; thank you for your comment. The machine is the Longer LK4X which I reviewed here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mneloWmVgNSMibs For some offer link have a look below: s.zbanx.com/r/87XkMHbc9ev0 Longer LK4 Pro: s.zbanx.com/r/bC6oAPEOeWdr Longer Lk5 Pro: s.zbanx.com/r/KLbHR4rhtAKN Cube 2: s.zbanx.com/r/uAe3Abb0XW7D I hope it helps Ciao

[@mohistschool1003]

You need the QIDI Max3, It have the heating chamber, so warpless printing.

[@MiddleRoomWorkshop]

Hi, @mohistschool1003; thank you for your comment. I agree that it is quite an impressive machine but also out of reach for many. A fully enclosed machine generally produces better prints thanks to thermal environment control. Ciao

[@otashikitsune1460]

Sorry for this, but it's a useless advice. Still warps a lot and just a total waste of material. The filament still blend because of the low temperature. The only solution is to cover the whole printer to maintain a stable temperature, so the plastic doesn't bend too much. Doesn't matter if you put a shield, cuz the lower temperature already affect the first layers, and at the time the shield is higher, the damage is already done.

[@jozo9212]

I can already see all of the bltouch users buying enclosures or doing this stuff because their z offset is too high

[@MiddleRoomWorkshop]

Hi, @jozo9212; thank you for your comment. That's a good point; definitely, something I should have mentioned. This is now a permanent solution but a quick one. Yet, with te z-offset right, you can still face warping problems with corners detaching, like in my case. There are several solutions for that, both from a design standpoint, like avoiding corners and adding fillets, from a slicing standpoint, using extra brim or anti-warp tabs (available in cura), playing with temperature, and hardware standpoint, like changing the bed type or replacing the bed if worn out. Ciao

[@Kysen10]

2:19 still warped (left model).

[@MacHaradze]

As it should. it was the example of warped model dude