Контрольный показатель двигателя печати на месте

Such a great design and really satisfying to play with. I noticed on the PDF the diagram has a '21' label on it but the key only goes up to 20. What's 21?

What would be the recommended retraction settings for this?

Printed on a X1 Carbon at 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% cubic infill. I did add a brim just to help with bed adhesion. It took a bit to get to move but once the internals freed up, it works good. Thanx!

I was really looking forward to printing this but twice I have printed it and it has broken before I even do two full revolutions :(

Love it but my 3D printer gives me a headache xD. I removed but still it adds for the pistons...grrrr could that be the No horizontal expansion compensation?

what infill is ideal

What should be the filling ?

This model was a challenge for my 3d printer, which probably hates me now for making it print your complex, but beautiful model. I noticed that at the back top area, there was a slight overhang, which would have to require a small layer to be floating in midair to work. I would like to mention that I scaled up the model to 120% as recommended, but due to this the s were larger and required an X-Acto knife to free the parts. Furthermore, I also lubricated the ts of the engine with vegetable oil to make it run smoothly. Finally, I would be amazed if you were somehow able to make an engine run on air or water. I'm not sure how one would be able to do this, but it would make my jaw drop 20 feet down! This model is a challenge but is really worth the risk for a beautiful and effective test.

awesome design!!

I like this design but could not get it to move. I have done dozens of print-in-place prints with no issues. The print itself looked very good. What could I be missing?

@LEVAZQUEZ 1,25

Any scale suggested if I only have a .5 mm nozzle??

what are you actual cura setting for this.

Auto-repaired (2170 errors):
2116 backwards edges
54 facets reversed

@ SRIOS90 Try to adjust the steps, generally when the steps are not set accurately, the printer cannot print the low tolerance models correctly.
Another option is to have a high printing temperature, the filament does not have time to cool down and then expand more than planned, try to reduce the temperature of the nozzle.

Estos mismo para metros me funcionan para UNa Anycubic Mega Pro. soy novato en este mundo y estoy tratando de agarrar toda la información posible, para poder adaptarme a este magnifico mundo de la impresión 3D. saludos desde Panama.

I have an ender 3 pro, auto bed level with BLtouch, skr 3 mini v2
slicer settings are completely standard ender 3 pro profile on cura, .2mm layer height, 200c nozzle and 60c bed temp

i can't get the pistons to move, and i can't blow air through the cam shaft.

can you recommend some settings i can adjust to improve my prints? i would really like to dial this in so i can have a "working engine"

Can you make a V8?