Big blob on print using resurrect

Phaedrux

Is your file sliced in relative or absolute extruder mode?

Your resurrect-prologue homes X Y and then purges the extruder, is that what you're seeing?

;Created by Kenneth 3-7-2023
;M116 ; wait for temperatures. DISABLED THIS - shouldn't be needed
;M290 R0 S0  ; clear babystepping - test added 8-7-2023 (moved to CANCEL.G)

G28 X Y ; home X and Y, hope that Z hasn't moved
M83 ; relative extrusion
G1 E4 F3600 ; undo the retraction that was done in the M911 power fail script

KennethR

@Phaedrux

Yes, it extrudes a bit of filament, but that is while it is at 0,0. The 'blob' is much bigger than that and takes much longer to do, as well as being made at the position where it resumes printing after finishing the blob.

I have no idea what the logic of extruding that amount of material could be.

Phaedrux

@Phaedrux said in Big blob on print using resurrect:

Is your file sliced in relative or absolute extruder mode?

I think this may be related.

Can you share the gcode file itself?

dc42

@Phaedrux said in Big blob on print using resurrect:

G1 E4 F3600 ; undo the retraction that was done in the M911 power fail script

When the power failed, it's quite likely that there wasn't enough power to do the retraction completely. Perhaps you should wipe the nozzle after that extrusion command and pause for a second or two instead of resuming the print immediately.

KennethR

@Phaedrux

Of course - it's attached.

Note that I only have the 'blob' issue when running the resurrect.g after having the power shut down. It does not happen in any other cases.

Shape-Cylinder_ø30.gcode

KennethR

@dc42

Thanks dc42. The volume extruded/retracted is very small compared to the 'blob'. I would say the blob is at least 10 times the volume of the extrude/retract.

I can also just try removing that command.

I'm not around my printer the next few days, so I cannot test at this moment.

BR Kenneth

dc42

@KennethR said in Big blob on print using resurrect:

I would say the blob is at least 10 times the volume of the extrude/retract.

In that case it's likely to be an absolute/relative extrusion issue as @Phaedrux suggested. I have a feeling that RRF may originally have only supported resurrecting prints that use relative extrusion, because of the additional complications that absolute extrusion causes.

Phaedrux

Try changing prusa slicer to use relative extrusion in the printer settings and re-slice.

KennethR

@Phaedrux @dc42

Thanks a lot to both of you I’ll try that in a few says when I’m back in the workshop.

BR Kenneth

KennethR

@Phaedrux @dc42

Hi again,

I just tested using relative extrusion, and it worked perfectly. The ‘blob’ issue is now gone!

Again, thanks a lot for the help