I fixed mine by installing the USB Driver and using a USB cable in cura and was able to print at full speed from my computer instead of a SD card I have an ender 3 v2
I've fixed the blobs by reducing a resolution a little but in mesh fixes to 0.5. I don't see too much decrease in quality and I can print at normal speed. The short stops are caused by too much g1 movements feeding into processor and when it's overloaded, it stops. Lowering the speed is one way, but I prefer the little resolution decrease. The other problem for me was stringing and I've just increased the retraction value, decreased a flow to 99%, added a combing mode, added a wipe distance to reduce z seam and decreased temp by 5 degree. It's perfect now
Another way to get rid of blobs/pauses is to change resolution settings in slicer. There are drawbacks, of course. Too low a resolution causes other, visible artifacts.
@@gravity-less3dprinting624 For reference, there is the use of ArcWelder to fix blobs appearing on curved objects due to buffer underrun: v=18uYYXecH5g and CNC Kitchen's experience with fixing blobs with resolution settings: v=Hvw3DrVAeTA. And some people have reported better performance with USB instead of the SD card. And a newer USB cable over an old one.
With the sd card, the slower speed fixed it, gotta try the usb mode to see if that helps it while maintaining the speed
I fixed mine by installing the USB Driver and using a USB cable in cura and was able to print at full speed from my computer instead of a SD card I have an ender 3 v2
Hope other ppl see ur comments too. Thanks for your idea 😊
can you explane how you did that ?
I've fixed the blobs by reducing a resolution a little but in mesh fixes to 0.5. I don't see too much decrease in quality and I can print at normal speed. The short stops are caused by too much g1 movements feeding into processor and when it's overloaded, it stops. Lowering the speed is one way, but I prefer the little resolution decrease. The other problem for me was stringing and I've just increased the retraction value, decreased a flow to 99%, added a combing mode, added a wipe distance to reduce z seam and decreased temp by 5 degree. It's perfect now
Wao, that some great experiments. Glad that you found your suitable solutions🙂
how to decrease resolution ? thnx..
Another way to get rid of blobs/pauses is to change resolution settings in slicer. There are drawbacks, of course. Too low a resolution causes other, visible artifacts.
Thanks for the advice. Hope other viewer can see ur suggestion as well😊
@@gravity-less3dprinting624 For reference, there is the use of ArcWelder to fix blobs appearing on curved objects due to buffer underrun: v=18uYYXecH5g and CNC Kitchen's experience with fixing blobs with resolution settings: v=Hvw3DrVAeTA.
And some people have reported better performance with USB instead of the SD card. And a newer USB cable over an old one.
thnx
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Add the line of text "M413 S0" to the beginning of your gcode file. It will disable power loss recovery and solve this issue.
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Turn off Power safty in advance settings from the Ender3 board
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