Stop during printing

synergy41

Can this be the cause of the wrong setting of the "JERK"?

dc42

@synergy41 said in Stop during printing:

My printer stops at every turn for half a second, which causes some kind of stuffing.

Please explain what you mean by "turn". Do you mean it pauses at every corner of the cube? Or once per layer?

Please post your config.g file.

synergy41

Hello David,
The printer stops at the end of each layer.
I tried with 2 different slicer "Cura and Simplify 3d" and the phenomenon is identical.
I am attaching my Config file.
thank you
0_1545996754847_config (4).g

dc42

I don't see anything in your config.g that would explain it, so I'll need to see the GCode file too.

synergy41

Hello David.
All my best wishes for this new year 2019.
I send you as asking for my G.CODE file.
thank you

0_1546367486096_cube 25 v2.gcode

Wyvern

I can't read any of the config settings, but running it through the simulator I see what you mean, it goes around goes back, pauses then goes around again.

I see a gap in the cube, which either means you sliced it with coasting on or, there is no junction there and it treats it as a second geometry- also if the object is slightly thicker than one extrusion width, but to thin for a second extrusion line, it will try to stitch it together.

Also combing can cause this unnecessary pause.

Try a different model to print.

OwenD

In Cura that can. be caused by your minimum layer time and lift head settings
If the printer does the layer faster than the minimum time even at the minimum speed set, it will pause (and lift the head)
Not sure if the amount the head lifted is arbitrary or set by Z Hop.

https://ultimaker.com/en/resources/52674-cooling

dc42

At each layer change it does these operations:

G92 E0.0000
G1 X12.260 Y-8.660 E-2.0000 F1080
G1 X12.260 Y-7.260 F1080
; layer 12, Z = 1.888
G1 Z2.028 F1002
G1 X12.260 Y-12.260 F5400
G1 Z1.888 F1002
G1 E0.0000 F600

The last line tells it to re-prime 2mm of filament at 10mm/sec. That will take 0.2sec. Is that the length of pause you observe?

synergy41

@dc42Yes it is around this time lapse

dc42

@synergy41 said in Stop during printing:

@dc42Yes it is around this time lapse

So if you want to reduce the pause time, use a faster re-prime speed in your slicer settings.

synergy41

@dc42 Thanks for the answer David,
unfortunately I am limited by the speed of withdrawal of my extruder "ED3" this one mache filament when I put a speed too high.
On the other hand I try to print a cube in vase mode and I have no problem, I must find the difference in my setting in my profile Simplify 3D.