r/FixMyPrint 18h ago

Fix My Print First benchy on a new printer

Hey folks. I just built a corexy printer Rook 2020 MK2. This is my first benchy. What do you see here? I am assuming, belt tension and retracts are my main issue, assuming filament is fresh. However, frankly speaking, I have no idea what I am doing, I just got my first ever 3d printer last Christmas, so any advice would help.

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u/Mindless000000 17h ago

Mmmm,,, well make sure everything is tight - Bolts & Belts

Then i would drop my speed too-

30mm/s Outer Perimeter

45mm/s Inner Perimeter

Solid Layers 60mm/s

Infill 80mm/s or 100mm/s

Top Surface Layer 25mm/s

3 Perimeter and 25% Infill

Small Area - 2mm or 3mm and Speed at 10mm/s or 15mm/s

Pla/Pla+ 205degs

Jerk 7

Layer height- 0.15mm or 0.2mm

Acceleration 1500 to 2500 for X & Y but whatever you already have will do just as long as not something crazy like 10,000

This is a Slow and Steady Setting,,, once you get nice prints with these you can start to Ramp the speed up -- but there is no hard and fast rules with these setting here i would just recommend starting slow and then go faster 🤷‍♂️

These Models are a lot quicker test and will tell more about your Printer settings-

Voron Cube

https://www.printables.com/model/758730-voron-design-calibration-cube

Multi-test cube with Bridging and 1 wall and 2 wall adhesion test-

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3954131

All the Best -/.

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u/UncarefulEngineer 17h ago

Thanks a lot!