Не ошибись! Частые ошибки настройки 3D принтеров

Hello everyone, Today we will talk about common mistakes and all sorts of different crutch practices when slicing models. I will show and tell about it using the PRSH slicer as an example, but in general the video will be relevant for other slicers as well. Well, the parameters will just be named slightly differently and, naturally, will be located in

other places. Let's start with the elephant leg compensation, how it works in general, where does the elephant leg come from in the first place? If the distance from the nozzle to the table on the First layer turns out to be less than it should be, that is, less than the height of this very first layer, then

overextrusion will occur simply because the actual volume of such a layer turns out to be less than the volume of extruded plastic, in this case, there is excess plastic, it cannot be there, I don’t know the nihilist, it needs to go somewhere, partially, it will go into the spreading of the layer in the horizontal plane. Well,

creating that very elephant leg, and some of the material will remain and it will climb to the top of the space of the next layer, creating overextrusion and spreading to the sides, already on it, the elephant leg compensation parameter allows on the First layer, as if shifting the perimeters inward by a specified distance to

compensate for the external manifestation of the elephant's foot. At first glance, it even sounds logical, but in fact, the practice is frankly stupid. First of all, it should be noted that we compensated for the outward shift of the perimeter, okay. But who will compensate for the overextrusion? Where will the excess plastic go? This overextrusion