Input shaping / vibration compensation:
E0_AUTO_FAN_PIN FAN1_PIN
setting in Configuration_adv.h
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#define SERIAL_PORT -1 #define SERIAL_PORT_2 2 #define BAUDRATE 250000
#define BUFSIZE 64 // optional #define RX_BUFFER_SIZE 2048 #define TX_BUFFER_SIZE 128
ASA has density 15% lower than PLA.
ASA has highest resistance to temperature (120°C), then comes PETG (80°C) and PLA (60°C).
ASA has price per meter comparable to PETG.
[nozzle_diamater/4 .. nozzle_diamater/2]
) with 0.15 is the strongest. However mind that:
General approach does not work well for all cases, e.g. small parts it might not be a great benefit or direction of the infill does not match the maximum load area.
The horizontal (XY) strength was increased by about 10% (7.5%-16.2%).
The model was shrunk unproportionally in different dimensions hence it is not possible to compensate that by scaling the model.
The vertical (Y) strength was not impacted in other words layer adhesion was not improved.
Is not applicable to ABS or PETG plastic which don't have such material property.
A lot of post-processing effort.
Cura\share\cura\resources\definitions\creality_ender3.def.json
and remove machine_disallowed_areas
JSON entry completely, check How do I remove the lighter grey area? and How to Remove the Creality Ender 3 Keep Out Area in Cura.
There are two options to build it:
Using SphereBot as a firmware:
Using Grbl with Pen Servo Feature, based on Grbl or Grbl ESP32 firmware:
Using Elekscam Software:
Using EggDuino:
More information:
See: