Hello everyone! Help me solve the problem with the height of the printed models! The printer is Voron 2.4 r2 slicer Orcaslicer.
For some unknown reason, the models turn out to be taller than required! The height can be different, usually 0.2 mm higher. I even printed 10 models at the same time and their height became even more than 1 mm. At first I thought that the problem was with the printer mechanics! That’s why I checked everything and calibrated it 2 times (belts, gantry) It’s very strange that you can print one part many times and they will always be the same height! That’s why I think everything is fine with the mechanics! Maybe something is wrong with the Klipper! I don’t know what to think anymore! Help me with advice on what else to check!
I did a test! I printed this model 3 times. I’m giving a photo of the test print, the dimensions are shown in red! That’s how much the part has become taller!
as soon as I turned off the grid! it got better! the detail became 0.2 mm lower in height
then I don’t understand:
if I turn on the grid, my table curvature is about 0.2 mm Klipper should level this error by making changes to the layer height inside the model! but why do all the flat planes become 0.2 mm higher I don’t understand
I changed the height of the first layer in the Orcaslicer and set it to 0.2 mm so that it would be an even value, since with a print layer height of 0.2 it cannot normally calculate the height of the upper plane and makes it +0.1 mm!
I deleted all the grids from Klipper
I printed the model again and all the dimensions turned out absolutely accurate!
The story continues!!!
I printed 6pcs of these parts! According to the Orcaslicer, the height should be 16.5 mm. In the end, it turned out to be 17.1 mm, which is 0.6 mm more, strange! There are 6 parts and the height increased by 0.6, i.e. 0.1 for each added part!!! I’m horrified!!!
without a grid the result is excellent!
it turns out the whole problem is in the grid!!!
and why does the number of models on the table increase the height even more???
Fade also may have some undesirable traits, if you fade too quickly it can result in visible artifacts on the print. Also, if your bed is significantly warped, fade can shrink or stretch the Z height of the print. As such, fade is disabled by default.
of course I read the fade instructions
they should be off by default!!! but now I tried to enter the value manually to turn it off and I want to see the result! the model is printing now!
new day, new theory) I was thinking and analyzing here!
i turn off fade manually, changed the settings in the config, but did not build a new grid! when printing I used the old saved grid!
I will now try to build a new grid and record a full video of printing!
now I will send a photo of the first layer and the last layer! request for height and actual height, it says that everything is fine!!! but in fact +0.4 mm to the total height! I don’t know what to do next(((