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I am having this same issue, but on a shop bought UM2+. I have a UM2 as well and can print the identical file with the identical settings and get a far better print without under extrusion on the UM2. It has been back to UM and they can't find the issue. I can tweak the settings in S3D to improve the print but I don't think this should be required. I am about to print the feeder that I have changed from the stock feeder on my UM2 and try that on the UM2+ to see if its the feeder causing the issue. I will update this thread if I get a good result. BR Rich

HI, I have an UM2+ that is leaving gaps between the infill and the shells. It has been back to UM and they fixed the feeder that had something snapped inside. However this hasn't fixed the issue. I have tried changing the print temp, adjusting the short belts, adjusting the extrusion width, the overlap and everything you can tweak using Simplify3D and still can't get rid of the problem. I get the same issue using Cura as well. However if I print the exact same part with the exact same settings on my UM2 it prints perfectly. Couple of pics attached. Its more obvious using XT-CF20, but the gaps are there when using PLA. Anyone got any ideas?

Hi, Is there somewhere where you can add the material cost so you can get a cost per print? Its really useful when quoting customers for prints and working out cost prices etc.. The new software is no-use to me without this. I know I can work it out manually, but the automatic version will save time when doing a lot of quotes etc.. Cheers Rich