Artur5
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@The Hat, I'd prefer that the model and the supports (if any) wouldn't be in a moving platform accelerating and decelerating at a fast pace all the time. That means added vibrations and a heavy load for the Y motor and the bearings, specially with large beds. Either you print slowly or be prepared to accept not so good detail along the Y axis and premature wear of the mechanical parts involved. It's also a possible source of failure. Once I was printing a model with very tall and thin supports (U shaped, just one perimeter) and the fast moving bed made the supports vibrate so wildly that at last one of them crumbled down. That's not usual but it wouldn't happen with a steady bed moving down just a fraction of mm. with each change of layer.
Wishful thinking, I'm afraid. Those CoreXY printers are very expensive beasts (if built properly).
Not a joke this time, but maybe off topic too ?
Wishful thinking, I'm afraid. Those CoreXY printers are very expensive beasts (if built properly).
Not a joke this time, but maybe off topic too ?
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