I started using it because of a curling issue I had with top layers, but it’s kinda grown on me. It’s definitely a bit slow, but it really hides the lines better than anything else. What do you all think?
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What kind of curling issue, and did the Hilbert curve help with that?
I’ve found that I’m rarely doing something where my top layer lines matter. Usually, I get my finished surface by printing things face down on a textured sheet. This works for probably 95% of the things I print whereki care about finish. The others I’ll turn on ironing, but that’s probably way slower than the Hilbert curve.
I really do need to sort this out because I keep running into it on different machines (even ones I don’t maintain myself, like in labs), but I can’t find anything about it on the internet. last time I made a post about it nobody knew what was causing it, but a nozzle swap has normally fixed it.
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The top layer curl is something I’ve experienced on 3 different printers so far, to varying degrees. I think it’s caused by a very light partial clog. I switch out the nozzle to fix it normally, but the pattern has grown on my for general use. I just think it looks kinda neat.
I love it but I’ve got a phateus dragon high flow hot end on a stealthburner, the hilbert curve is too slow and causes heat creep and filament swells just a little bit and blocks so I need something faster so I’m using archimedean chords instead of boring straight lines
I’m running a rapido UHF on an EVA. It’s partially to hold me over until I can sort out how to properly clean my cht volcano bimetal to fully fix my curling problem, because I have to chose between the flow reduction of my backup nozzle or the curling on the fancy one.