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lol. Okay will send you the stl tomorrow. Would be fantastic if you can print it and post your print. I printed it very scaled.

I just cannot seem to get rid of the layering printing. I have found lots of information on it and tried many ideas. One stated that the top of the z axis should have a bit of play where it goes into the bearing. This will allow the imperfection of the screw drive to taken up. I found that the grub ...

Excuse my ignorance, but what does tightening the Z axis entail ? Do just tighten up all the bolts that is on the Z Axis ?
I looked at the coupling and notice a slight wobble. For now I will attempt to reduce to wobble.

Looking closely when printing a circle I see that there is one spot that ...

Sorry about my ignorance, but how do I do that? The stepper that controls the Z axis is coupled to the screw shift. To I need to tighten the coupler to the stepper and the shaft?

I cannot seem to sort out my MeCreator. When i print anything that has more than one layer I get a very uneven finish. I have tried many different settetings but cannot seem to get this working.
Is this what i can except or is there anybody that can give me an idea what to try next.

hahaha. Okay sorry, I was up most of the night making prints of a simple cross, So there is a pic of a bunch of crosses on bed.
Posted them to public dropbox. Very odd that you are not able to see them.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/x3xn1ronavdpdcb/02%20print.jpg?dl=0

I made a mistake initially by ...

Hi Mark,

Okay cool. Thank you. I made progress with the printer and think i will add a small fan to the extruder.

Where is the pic as where did I take it ? Its in my house in South Africa ? I printed the same simple model over and over to try and see what changes when I change paramters.

I bought a geeethech MeCreator 3D printer ( http://www.banggood.com/3D-Printer-Assembled-Me-Creator-Mini-Desktop-Kit-With-2004-Display-p-959232.html ).


Before I start does anybody know what the FR100% means that is on the LCD ?

There was almost no assembly required, basically just wired the power ...