I know it’s hidden but there’s a lot of gaps in the top layers when printing the motor holder. The white one is PLA and the orange PETG. Using profile C. Anyone else having these results ? View attachment 193721
I recall from the build video he mentioned 1mm carbon rod. Also there is a note around the center of the drawing indicating a glued push rod of D1,2 (assume diameter of 1.2mm) and not mandatory for the PLA version.
I know it’s hidden but there’s a lot of gaps in the top layers when printing the motor holder. The white one is PLA and the orange PETG. Using profile C. Anyone else having these results ? View attachment 193721
I've been using the directions on the eclipson page. However I did change it to 100% infill. There are several other "mistakes" I've come across with the suggested print settings. One being that the rudder needs a bottom layer for alignment with the fuselage. I just figured that the firewall should be 100% infill as well, especially considering I printed it in PLA.
I'm wondering if anyone can help with me this problem im having when i try to print multiple parts. I'm using A cura profile to print the wing and im having some pretty bad stringing between parts and in-between parts. I tried to lower the retraction down to 25 mm/s but that doesnt seem to make the issue go away. When I print directly from the g-code, the part comes out perfect but I can only print one piece at a time and that is getting pretty tedious.
Maiden flight today. Abit windy but flys great and haven't flown rc plane/helis for over 2 half years, so was a little rusty and had a smooth landing. Cant wait to fly it again.
thanks for getting back mate. I am using cura and settings as suggested on eclipson website. It printed the bottom part but where it starts to take the fuse shape thats where it just prints in air.
thanks for getting back mate. I am using cura and settings as suggested on eclipson website. It printed the bottom part but where it starts to take the fuse shape thats where it just prints in air.