Sometimes things dont go to plan and that's ok! Ran out of filament with 13hrs of print time left... I thought I had refilled it and off the printer went.. Hours later when I checked back I noticed that something just wasn't right 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ I tried using my software to *cut* the design but it was hard figuring out what point to cut it (newbie) It lined up ok but still not perfect but it was cool to see just how big the jumbo ducks would be!

Has anyone ever restarted a print at a specific line. I have done it in the past but can't remember how I did it? I am on Anycubic Slicer!!

This is my opinion only. The SnapMaker U1 is a Beast. I’ve only done a 4 color dragon that was a little over 2 hour print. It came out amazing. I just finished my first Danni Duck on The SnapMaker U1. The amount of waste is insanely unbelievable. The U1 waste was almost ZERO. I’ll post waste bin photos of both printers I have printed The Danni Duck on. The amount of waste you don’t have from using The SnapMaker U1 will pay for itself in a couple of months. It will depend on what you print. If The SnapMaker U1 performs like I think it will I’ll purchase two more next month. So research it and see if it’s for you.

Our first Danni single color at 425% on a P1S. Printed at sport speed. This was I believe about a 16 hr print. I had a fail on the bow support. I’m thinking I may shave/clip the other side to match. Open to all suggestions and recommendations.

I cannot stop my black from bleeding into the white no matter what I do. I’m beyond frustrated. I’ve tried everything. I’ve got my purge volume up to 900. Any ideas?