Hide Gaps in 3D Prints with Cura Slicer Settings

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Chuck gives you a few Cura Slicer tricks to hide gaps in the top of you 3D Prints.
He also shows how to fix your Ender 2 Pro if it's printing angled or crooked 3D prints.

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CHEP did it again, so like the video.

NicodemusT

Thanks Chuck for spending that time to do all these tests and share your findings with us!

yvon

Pretty interesting indeed! Thanks, Chuck! 😃
But yeah, unfortunately those things happen!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

MCsCreations

Your E3 build video is the only one I ever recommend and link to newbies, they love how in depth yet easy to follow it is then pretty much print perfectly from the get go. You're awesome Chep😉👍

dcf

Interesting. I'll have to check mine, so far I'm getting superb prints from the 2 pro, it's a workhorse

charlesk

I'm putting out a kind of alert concerning a wiring problem on a BIQU Hurakan. From the factory, the unit has a frame ground and a switch/power inlet ground connected to the single FG post of the power supply. From the research I've done, this is considered ILLEGAL by practicing electricians and electrical engineers. I'm not an expert, so I can't say, but I can tell you that my Hurakan blew up a couple of days ago, destroying the monitor, and the control board quite spectacularly. If you know something about how to connect ground wires to a power supply correctly, please comment on this event. Thank you for all the GREAT WORK you're doing. A lot of your videos have helped me through some very touch problems.

corlissmedia.

I actually had bought the ender 3 s1 pro, and had to take it through an airport. It is my first 3d printer, and the first thing i did (after printing a benchy) was completely disassemble it so it fits in the multiple luggage cases. When i finally got home and assembled it, i noticed just how many adjustments there are to get right. I was having all kinds of problems, from bed adhesion issues, to stringing fillament, inconsistent leveling, z axis binding... i did waste almost a week getting it right but I did learn so much about my machine and the process. Sometimes getting thrown in the water can help, but only if you have patience and willingness to learn.

dgurevich

I am happy to say that my 2 Ender 2 Pro's both are printing straight, straight out of the box. Currently using them to print cosplay and costume commisions for my sister. So thank you so much for those fast profiles you created
Here in South Africa, we have electricity issues caused by government mismanagement of nearly 30 years. So we have electricity windows of around 4 hours. So using your profiles, and some scheduling I can pop out my prints on time. You have saved my thousands in money with your profiles.
Just wanted to say.
Oh yes, by adjusting the retraction settings I actually use them on my Ender 3 S1's and my CR-10s[With a 0.8mm nozzle 🤪]

MrGerhardGrobler

Can’t wait to get my Ender 2 Pro this Sunday. I know nothing about 3D printing but seeing you’ve got so many good videos talking about the Ender 2 Pro I can’t wait. Thank you for making this type of content!

TheExtremeElementz

I bought the ender2 pro based on your recommemdation CHEP. I appreciate you pointing this out.

MrCPPG

Enable Print thin walls. Reduce minimum wall line width to 0.2mm. Consider the nozzle diameter and design your models around that constant, eg: 0.4 mm nozzle = 0.4mm, 0.8mm, 1.2mm, 1.6mm, etc. These are all options for fixing wall gaps that don't require changing any inset values and messing up your dimensional accuracy.

josephpk

But adding wall inset, wouldn't the overall dimensions get smaller?

voyeger

Thanks for showing that Cura setting! Been playing a lot with my extruder rate, and flow, and getting the accuracy dialed in, and using horizontal expansion for per print tweaking at times... But I had somehow missed that setting in the list! It shall definatelly come in handy!

akadventurer