Snapmaker 2.0 - Printing TPU Tips and Tricks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2021
- This is my tips and tricks about how to achieve nice results when printing TPU filament on Snapmaker 2.0
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Worked perfectly. This saved me a lot of time, thanks!
Thank you, the spring tip saved my life.
your are an angel!!! I solve my problems with your video
Nice to hear that
Awesome tutorial. Thanks!
great job, very insightful/useful
life saver!!! i had the exact same problems but i dont think i would have worked out it was the spring causing the problem. you have saved me a lot of hassle. thank you very much
Glad it helped!👌
BÄM, finally a solution for the filament loop, it prints more than wonderful, thanks for that
Amazing! Thank you very much for this. Using a very soft spring works extremely well for me. The hard part is removing the original spring without making it fly away ;)
Wow, what a crazy solution. thank you. Let me find out where my TPU is.
Love your solution. Don't introduce any math. Everyone who's got a 3d printer will have a pen. Good work!
Its funny how something that simple can change so much. Tossed that spring in my print head and it runs TPU great. Nice work, man! Love your videos. Great editing and tunes!
Snapmaker comments "Cool" More like "Busted. We arent going to make some extra change off these people."
Thank you Tanner for your support🙏
Hi, thank you for that grate tip. Worked also perfectly for me.
Normal PLA Profile with little higher temperatures. (220°C Extruder, 80°C Bed).
Nice to hear that.
Cool!
Wow! Just changed the spring and it seems to be working! Don't wanna jinx it I just started the print but I'll be back to give an update.
*Update: The print executed very well. This is a good fix. Still some stringing issues but at least I get a consistent extrusion. Thanks for the help.
Just started using TPU in my Snapmaker. Hadn’t thought about the extruder spring but I’ll keep it in reserve. So far printing at slow speed (20mm/s) and temperature towards the top of the filament manufacturer’s recommended temperature range (220) has produced acceptable results but lots of stringing. I have however been really pedantic about keeping the filament dry.
I must try a tire like the one in this video. But it will take a looooong time.
Dry it out in the oven around 60c for 1hr. Or print directly from a dry box
Thank you for this! Tried the adapter and it didn't help. This is a good fix for extremely squishy filament. I believe the issue is the guide roller compresses the filament until it touches the gear, then the filament gets rolled under the guide roller and bunches up. With this mod the if the filament stops, the roller stops with it, preventing it from getting pulled under. And the mod is so easy. I have a feeling the adapter wouldn't even be necessary, will test later.
Im gonna try the spring tomorrow and look at dryers tomorrow hopefully it works lots of fraying and bunching in the direct drive
I cant believe that worked im so happy thank you 😂
Nice to hear that✌️
Can someone tell me what I have to activate so that the printer extrudes the filament outside of the print bed before the actual print starts. Thx
Esun calls it TPE 82a. Very good filament. It's like rubber.
Yeah exactly. It is good but for RC tires it is too rough
When you say to use a dryer do you print with the spool in the dryer while it’s turned on ?
Yes, i do it all the time
awesome, just changed the spring?
Yes, it solved the problem
So...this spring is just work with Snapmaker ? how about other machines ? such as Ender3 S1
I have only tried on snapmaker, but maybe it will work on other machines as well
Do the tpu printed tyres give decent grip 🤔
Not really, it's better for drifting
Could you share the step for the tpu adapter ?
You don't need adapter it won't work. Anyway it is available on Thingiverse and Snapmaker forum
could you provide a new profile TPU under cura 5.1.0 ???
I don't have a new, just use same profile in cura
So therecwas z problem with printer indeed
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I don't believe the tire size change. That's not possible
What do you mean?
@@MrGoodcat1 you showed a badly printed tire and a good one and said they were the same file. The poorly printed tire was much much smaller than the good tire. I don't think it was the same file. Bad prints don't shrink that much
@@MrBortxxAhh It was much smaller cause i stopped printing there was no logic to continue. That was maybe 10th try, so i have rotated tire to see the result faster
Tips and Tricks? this video has 2 common knowledge tpu printing things, where are the tips and tricks?