3D Printing - G-code FundamentalsIf a G-code simulation shows the nozzle moving outside the print area, what is the most likely cause?AThe nozzle temperature is too lowBThe filament is loaded incorrectlyCThe print bed size is set incorrectly in the softwareDThe printer is overheatingCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand what nozzle moving outside print area meansThis means the printer is trying to move beyond the allowed physical space of the print bed.Step 2: Identify cause related to software settingsIf the print bed size is set wrong in the software, the simulation will show movements outside the real bed area, causing this issue.Final Answer:The print bed size is set incorrectly in the software -> Option CQuick Check:Nozzle outside area = wrong bed size setting [OK]Quick Trick: Check bed size settings if nozzle moves outside [OK]Common Mistakes:Blaming filament loading for movement errorsConfusing temperature issues with movementIgnoring software bed size settings
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