QingZhangBambu
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11 months ago @sodachen22 please check issue 3. and i will check issue 1 and 2
Open manuelmvsosa opened 11 months ago
QingZhangBambu
commented
11 months ago @sodachen22 please check issue 3. and i will check issue 1 and 2
QingZhangBambu
commented
11 months ago @manuelmvsosa
for issue 1:
i change the color of the modifier part to explain the reason, this part is too small to generate the wall , the contour didn't generate. so the fuzziy skin dose not work.
if you move the modifier a bit inside , the outwall will be fine.
for issue 2:
1.8.0 beta 2 works fine, you can use that version.
BambulabRobot
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3 months ago This issue has been marked as inactive due to no response for 90 days.
Bambu Studio Version
1.7.7.89
Where is the application from?
Bambu Lab Official website
OS version
Windows 10
Additional system information
Nombre del SO Microsoft Windows 10 Home Single Language Versión 10.0.19045 compilación 19045 Fabricante del SO Microsoft Corporation Fabricante del sistema LENOVO Modelo del sistema 81LK Tipo de sistema PC basado en x64 SKU del sistema LENOVO_MT_81LK_BU_idea_FM_L340-15IRH Procesador Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-9300H CPU @ 2.40GHz, 2400 Mhz, 4 procesadores principales, 8 procesadores lógicos Versión y fecha de BIOS LENOVO BGCN33WW, 24/11/2020 Versión de SMBIOS 3.0 Versión de controladora integrada 1.33 Modo de BIOS UEFI Fabricante de la placa base LENOVO Versión de la placa base SDK0K17763 WIN Memoria física instalada (RAM) 16,0 GB Memoria física total 15,9 GB Memoria física disponible 5,25 GB Memoria virtual total 32,3 GB Memoria virtual disponible 16,9 GB Espacio de archivo de paginación 16,4 GB Display card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650
Printer
Bambu Lab X1 Carbon Combo
How to reproduce
Actual results
To date, I've encountered challenges with several components, and, in fact, some have only been successfully printed under very specific conditions. After a thorough investigation of the issue and extensive online research, my conclusion is that it is related to Bambu Studio. However, I have yet to find a solution or any reference to address these specific problems.
More specifically, this issue has surfaced in three distinct parts, which I will detail below using the internal names employed within our company:
Electronics Box Lid for Dryer: Similar to the preceding issue, complications arise (presumably from over-extrusion), creating threads and small balls that damage the printed part. Interestingly, the use of the fuzzy modifier in this case also seems to contribute to the problem.
MC-200 Cabinet: Using the .step file leads to over-extrusion problems similar to those described above. As for the .stl files, printing 1 or 2 pieces works well, but attempting to print 4 generates a problem, as depicted in the attached photo—manifesting as extremely large balls from the 2nd layer onward.
In all instances, the large and small balls become obstacles that the hotend encounters, sometimes with significant force. In summary, the primary culprit for these failures could be the 'fuzzy' command, and using .step or .stl files, even from the same source, can yield different results. Additionally, in all cases, I was unable to identify any discernible pattern leading to the failure or the distinct behaviors.
I appreciate your attention to this matter. Feel free to reach out if further information is needed, and I apologize if I did not explain any section clearly. I am at your disposal to provide additional clarification or details. Thank you for your understanding.
Expected results
Perfect prints as happens with the other files I have printed without issues with the sliced parts.
Project file & Debug log uploads
bambu_studio_gitHub_issue.zip
Checklist of files to include