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Backward is Y axis, not X
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Anet A6 is a bit better. Prints excelent with proper settings, has fans for extruder and filament nozzle. I heated the bed to a bit more than 110 degs, but didn’t need so much. You can go more if u insulate the bottom of bed.
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increase temperature and speed or turn off fan; otherwise the filament may block beacause of too low flow speed and it solidify before exit from nozzle.
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i don’t know
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did u check the baud rate in Cura?
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u need to know the com port number which is created when u connect the printer and set it in Config>Printer settings. Do u know it?
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the nozzle and the hot ‘cube’/assambly should not rotate
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print in the middle where is the front FAN duct?!
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oops i missed that
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or maybe to the heater :))
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or to the fan
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increase the speed, fan speed, decrease temperature
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i recommend using a screwdriver and level it manually
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what is the Z distance for support? 0.2 should be good
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large pieces tend to wrap more easy. Did the hairspray resolve the problem? Increase the temperature around the print. Enclose the printer. Reduce the fan speed (perhaps even at 0).
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no problem
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use Repetier host program
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the screw is for setting the wheel pressure . To release the pressure and let the filament free (open the gear), just push the screw down.
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it is what i wanted to say: if the led is on and not heating > replace the bed
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why all of you buy A8 and not A6? A6 has a led on the bed which lights when is heating. If it is not on when u have 12V on connector then the soledring of the connector on the bed is broken (resolder it) or the resistance on the bed is broken > replace the bed. If the LED is off when you have 12 V,…
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wow at last somebody witn an A6. but I didn;t have this problem. the printer shuts off while printing? can u turn easily the motors when it is off? perhaps is going to hot because of the high current.
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Repetier host rises 15 mm on Z at the beginning of gcode.
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for ABS increase temperature by 5 degs. but first, be sure the bed is leveled (level it 3 times after 3 times homing, and heated to print temp) and belts are tensioned.
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exchange the cables
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the left Z can.t move. try rotating by hand and see where it blocks. remove the fan and check where it touches the case/grill.
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I did fit a PCB drill on a A6. so it might be possible on A8, too, although there are different extruder carriages
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did it work with original configuration?
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I work in Blender, too. u can send me the .blend file. I think your wings are too thin to be printed. Make them at least 0.6 mm for a 0.4 mm nozzle.
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send us the first 20 lines of your gcode
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Why all of you are buying anet A8 and not A6 which is newer and better?! try printing from a slicer like Repetier.
