Geeetech i3 pro B tune help
Posted: Fri Sep 24, 2021 3:18 pm
Hello all,
Since now I have much time, I blown away dust from my old 3D printer and try to get the most out of it.
It is Geeetech i3 pro B, on acrylic frame, with GT2560 control board.
I changed:
Z axis to lead screw T8x8 and coupling
showbox speed test
X and Y steppers from A4988 to TMC2208 (in legacy mode)
E3D v6 hotend and termistor to version that fits it
Added print cooling
I tuned mm/s for Z and E, so 20mm cube has correct dimensions.
Here you have Benchy printed on PLA (200 C) and I'm wonder how to rid of that wavy patttern on it sides.
Since now I have much time, I blown away dust from my old 3D printer and try to get the most out of it.
It is Geeetech i3 pro B, on acrylic frame, with GT2560 control board.
I changed:
Z axis to lead screw T8x8 and coupling
showbox speed test
X and Y steppers from A4988 to TMC2208 (in legacy mode)
E3D v6 hotend and termistor to version that fits it
Added print cooling
I tuned mm/s for Z and E, so 20mm cube has correct dimensions.
Here you have Benchy printed on PLA (200 C) and I'm wonder how to rid of that wavy patttern on it sides.