I have messed around with every setting on H2d with polymaker asa. i keep getting warping on large prints and the top surface is very rough.
Chamber 60, nozzle 260, bed 100. Tried adjusting those and also no parts fan and 10/15%.
Preheat for 30 mins didnt help.
Then i thought for kicks, I’ll print it on my p1s. It prints flawlessly with stock polylite asa preset.
I think the chamber set at 60 is causing the exhaust fan to blow and warping the corners. So i tried to get this to print without active heating to act like p1s, but it keeps erroring saying the chamber is to hot when i set chamber to 0 (to turn off heater).
I tried to turn back chamber to 60 and turn off or reduce exhaust fam but theres no option to do it.
Actually dont think its the exhaust fan either. Doesnt seem like its turning on. For some reason i cant get asa to print right on h2d. I just tried a tiny print and its not sticking to the pei plate even with glue.
On p1s, not even using glue and it sticks perfectly.
I’ve always had issues with ASA on the PEI plate. I found that if I put glue down and ran the bed at 110c it would do alright. But I’ve since switched to a glacier plate and adhesion is no longer a problem.
I’m printing ASA right now using an H2D Pro. I preheat the chamber to 60 degrees and the Bed to 100 degrees. I use a textured PEI plate and set outer brim only. Brim is set to 5mm with 0.15 gap. I have both fan settings in the material edit set to 0. I don’t apply any glue at all.
I used to have the same problem but with those settings, I haven’t had it for months at all.
Thanks all! I finally solved the problem. I did a full calibration (nozzle headbed, etc) and thats all it took. The preset polylite asa profile needed no extra adjustment.
Cant believe i wasted maybe 2 rolls of filament to tweak settings and it turns out to be a simple thing.
Your H2D is over extruding the ASA. I had the same problem with mine. I think there is a problem with the default profile for ASA. I tuned it and now it prints perfect.
