I have had my BIBO 2 touch for about a month now and I can’t seem to get a good print. I’m using Simplify 3D. I know it has to be a simple setting. Could you share an fff file with the right settings? I have tried everything I could think of but nothing is working.
Hi Tom, the latest simplify 3d settings can be downloaded here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B76TjeOkslHlZ2VBLXBSdzJYdms
Simplify 3d is a little more complicated than cura or repetier host.
tom1402
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Thank you, I am going to give this a try
tom1402
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OK here is the issue with the new settings. My extrusion is very thin, laying down very little filament. I tried to increase the extrusion multiplier but still the same. Very thin layers that separate. Iv’e adjusted the temps, the infill and all I get is hair size extrusion.
This is several layers. Something is not right. Any ideas?
Jory
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Maybe you have settings for your nozzle diameter wrong?
tom1402
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Everything is working great with the exception of a major shift. I checked all the belts, screws, heated bed for anything that could be loose. I have watched countless videos on this subject and everything I was shown to check, I did. Is it the programming? The print starts off just fine then it make a shift, why? I am about ready to call it quits. Please help!
BIBO3D
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Usually it is caused by slicing. Can you kindly send us your gcode file to bibo@ourbibo.com and we will definitely help you solve the problem ?
gjhX
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Hey all, I had a print I did in PLA, but it’s not strong enough when bent it just breaks. I ported the file to ABS but I’m having problems with the printer bed staying at 220 it drops to 180 degrees, definitely not hot enough for ABS, I have tried to set it manually before I start the print but it still drops down in temperature.
any help or suggestions.
I am sure we can all agree that 3D printers are awesome. I mean we have a machine that create just about anything you want, and can do it fairly easily. However, one thing I rarely see in the growing personal 3D printer industry is a printer that sets itself apart from the others.
Most of them are pretty similar with metal frames, one or two extruders, and a touch screen control panel. But rarely do we see a printer that has a feature like no other. I don’t know, maybe something with laser engraving capabilities is something some of us would enjoy.
If you are like me and would love to have a laser engraver built-in to your printer, then we are in luck! A Chinese 3D printer manufacturer, Bibo, offers a really cool printer with all the major features we love. It even has the capabilities for laser engraving! I guess dreams really do come true.
