Only started 3d printing recently so I don’t really have any thing to compare against so I’m asking the community. How bad are these VFAs? Should I just leave as is or is this bad enough to try to troubleshoot?
I’m currently only doing functional prints so this is only a minor, cosmetic issue for now. However in the future that might change, so I wanted to check if this is mostly to be expected or if there is something very wrong.
3D printer is Core One running 6.4.0-RC firmware.
Filament is generic black PETG.
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I would talk to Prusa, that’s why you pay $$ for their printers. They’ll know how to fix that.
True. I’ll try to do all of the belt tension troubleshooting on their website first and if it doesnt work I’ll reach out.
Time to spend hours and hours tuning the VFAs out of your thousand+ dollar printer.
Here’s Noizie works multi month journey getting his fixed.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLidiPzhc9kgSJ2EYe1A-9-NTaamrSHyby
No need to do any of the physical mods. Prusa released software updates that also help so you might just need to skip to the end and do the belt tensioning.
I see no such artifacts on my Core One. I am only printing with Prusament PLA so far.
