But do you get a free blob and snarl with yours? I clearly need more calibration.
No. It's about half way through and looking pretty good.
Now I still prefer the Repetier Slicer program but the SOVOL program that came with the printer uses CURA and I've mostly used it out of the box so to speak.
I'm running my first layer at 0.1mm and 150%. I'm not sure the 150% is working right because unlike my Repetier driven glass top printer the first layer strands don't run into each other. It's something I've been meaning to get into but work-work at the moment is keeping me very busy with of course also the family stuff.
The slicing was done at 20% infil and the speeds all stock as it came. However it may be important to mention I was having a heck of a time with the infill earlier. Was not impressed. I contacted my friend JoeMac and asked him since he has the same printer and it turns out he wasn't having those problems. What the F?
Well his software was an older version. Mine was newer and apparently had a bug. I updated to the latest and my infill issues suddenly went away.
I'd suggest if you are using the SOVOL application the first thing to do is update to the latest version.
Then take a look at the end of the G-Code. It's pretty ugly compared to the Repetier slicer.
Code:
;End of Gcode
;SETTING_3 {"global_quality": "[general]\\nversion = 4\\nname = Fine #2\\ndefini
;SETTING_3 tion = SV06_Plus\\n\\n[metadata]\\ntype = quality_changes\\nquality_t
;SETTING_3 ype = normal\\nsetting_version = 22\\n\\n[values]\\nadhesion_type = n
;SETTING_3 one\\nlayer_height = 0.2\\nlayer_height_0 = 0.1\\nmaterial_bed_temper
;SETTING_3 ature = 70\\nsupport_type = everywhere\\n\\n", "extruder_quality": ["
;SETTING_3 [general]\\nversion = 4\\nname = Fine #2\\ndefinition = SV06_Plus\\n\
;SETTING_3 \n[metadata]\\ntype = quality_changes\\nquality_type = normal\\nsetti
;SETTING_3 ng_version = 22\\nposition = 0\\n\\n[values]\\nbottom_layers = 5\\nbo
;SETTING_3 ttom_thickness = 1\\nbrim_line_count = 6\\nbrim_smart_ordering = Fals
;SETTING_3 e\\ninfill_pattern = grid\\ninfill_sparse_density = 20.0\\ninitial_la
;SETTING_3 yer_line_width_factor = 200.0\\nmaterial_print_temperature = 215\\nre
;SETTING_3 tract_at_layer_change = True\\nskirt_brim_minimal_length = 400\\nskir
;SETTING_3 t_brim_speed = 30\\nspeed_print_layer_0 = 30\\nsupport_angle = 60\\nt
;SETTING_3 op_thickness = 1.0\\nwall_line_count = 3\\n\\n"]}
I believe it shows most of the parameters in my setup. My Benchy is still printing.