u/Cold_Badger_2919

I've had my Centauri Carbon 1 for a few months. I initially printed a few terrain sets with 0.4mm and was really happy with them. Then I did a few mini with a 0.2mm with dome good results. I didn't use for a few weeks and tried to ho back to terrain at 0.4mm but have had days and days of failed prints.

I've tried a running calibration, cold pulls, scrubbingbuild plate with dish soap and rinsing ut keep getting a print bed covered in plastic spaghetti. It looks like the flow of filament is okay and the first layers are sticking but when I check back it's gone wrong.

Any ideas of what else I should try?

Hi all, I am planning on printing the Gore Krusha Mega Walker (Stompa Proxy) on my Centauri Carbon. Up until now I have printed various Ruins sets on a 0.4mm nozzle and more recently some miniatures on a 0.2mm nozzle which have turned out pretty good based on OsbscuraNox settings.

This will be the largest model I attempt to print and was wondering if anyone has any advice on large models. The readme file suggests 0.05 - 0.075 layer heights, should I just stick with the 0.2mm nozzle and the ObscuraNox settings? Should I expect it to take weeks to print? Any top tips to reduce the time?

Many thanks in advance.

🚗 Gore Krusha Mega Walker・Free STL File for ・Cults

Hi all, I've been trying to follow the ObscuraNox / Dungeons and Derps calibration guide. Square on the left was first attempt with the ObscuraNox 2.0 settings on a Centauri Carbon with SUNLU PLA 2.0+, 0.2 nozzle and 0.12mm first layer height. I ran the in built calibration (levelling etc) on the machine prior to running the test. Based on the video my reading was the nozzle may have been scraping, so I edited the filament G Code by {0.02}, but if anything that has made it slightly worse (square on right). Any advice on getting a smoother first layer or is the one on the left good enough for printing decent quality miniatures and I should move onto the next calibration test?

Thanks in advance!

I have a PLA filament blockage in the top of my hot end. I managed to fix one in the machine head with the filament feeds in but couldn't pull this out out of poke it through. Tried heating and inserting needle up the nozzle but can't seem to dislodge. The needle goes as far up the nozzle as you can see in the second pic. Any tips to fix or do I need a new hot end? Can I remove the nozzle to gain access to the top portion of the hot end or something?

Help! I'm probably being an idiot but I can't seem to get the filament to load for my first print. I can see it feeding through the tube until I can't push anymore but it doesn't seem to grab on. Any advice, is it user error or some sort of blockage / incorrect setup?

Appreciate any help greatly!