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  1. Hey guys, thanks for you replies!

    I am using the default PLA temerature settings (210C with 60C bed). And yes, I was using the default print speeds in expert settings.

    This makes a lot of sense now, as I upped the layer height of the "fast print" settings to 0.3 from 0.15, effectively doubling the amount of material I'm asking the printer to extrude at the same speed. Top/Bottom thickness was also set at 0.6mm which is only 2 layers so that was probably part of the problem as well.

    I was trying to get a fast print, but I guess I got too greedy. I'll try again with a slower speed/ lower layer height, and increasing the top/bottom thickness and see if that solves it. Thanks everyone!

  2. Hi everyone!

    I've had my Ultimaker 2 for a couple of months now and have been relatively successful in getting good quality prints. However, recently I've been encountering what I believe is an underextrusion problem. I tried a few things including re-leveling the bed and cleaning the nozzle, which seemed to work temporarily but today's print is as bad as ever.

    Here are some pictures of the print:

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    IMG_4288.thumb.JPG.d2eec0e64ca23721ac9d68ce050359d1.JPG

    This was printed with the Silver PLA that came with the Ultimaker, with the following settings:

    Layer Height: 0.3mm

    Shell Thickness: 1.2mm

    Retraction: On

    Fill Density 10%

    Print Speed: 50mm/s

    If anyone has any idea what could be causing this problem, your help would be greatly appreciated!

    IMG_4285.thumb.JPG.3b1e3ef0a13c6e9a866e4407b8193d14.JPG

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    IMG_4286.thumb.JPG.8d63596b0119615bdd45e95d0c4de0b4.JPG

    IMG_4288.thumb.JPG.d2eec0e64ca23721ac9d68ce050359d1.JPG

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