In most of the cases such stringing is not a big deal. 3D printing multiple parts at once may cause a lot of stringing. Fix: extra gluing, especially on the corners of the objects, skirts/brims, rafts.

Then, the traveling nozzle may keep hitting this part and knock the object off completely. Due to warping, objects with the sharp or pointy bases may lose the bed adhesion and curl up. But if this happens in the beginning of the printing, then there is a big chance that a huge messy build up on the nozzle will knock off all of them. Then the failed object can be reprinted as a solo item.

Interesting, that if one of the objects may fail due to the poor bed adhesion/warping in the middle of the print, the rest of the objects may still be printed successfully. Near-Fail – 3D Printing in PETG on Origina Prusa MK2 – Process Paused – Messy Part Cleared With the messy PETG a lot more settings should be tuned, like 3D printing speed, temperature, cooling, retraction, etc. With the material such as ABS some extra heating and gluing is important. Fix: If PLA is used as a material and the adhesion fails, then reset the bed leveling as it is bound to be causing it. A very common issue, and easy to reset the process and adjust some settings if needed. Try not to use exotic materials such as wood filament or marble PLA prior to multi-object 3D printing. May happen to overused nozzle even with the good quality filament. Fix: it is more likely that the belts are loose – google how to fix for your particular 3D printer.

But again, with the multiple parts, sanding process may be time-consuming. Good if the layer shift is small and the models can be sanded and primed.

One of the worst failures for the lengthy multiple object 3D printing – a lot of time and material waste. A full build plate of plastic waste! There is nothing wrong to 3D print many parts of the same project one by one, but if repetitive process may feel boring and there is no time for it, here is some guidance.

Automated 3D Print Bed Replacement SystemģD Printing Multiple Objects – Common FailsĪny 3D printing failure is frustrating but if some print jobs can be reset quickly with minimal waste of time and material, then other failures may mean a lot of plastic waste.

Print halves of model simplify 3d