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  1. With this start g-code...

     

    ; start g-code

    M104 T0 S{material_standby_temperature}

    M104 T1 S{material_standby_temperature}

    G90

    G28 X0 Y0 Z0

    G1 Z5 F1000

    G92 E0

    G1 Y-32 F12000

    G1 E15 F800

    G4 S5

     

    I now get...

     

    ;FLAVOR:Marlin
    ;TIME:42781
    ;Filament used: 27.227m, 4.76933m
    ;Layer height: 0.2
    ;MINX:128.132
    ;MINY:88.46
    ;MINZ:0.3
    ;MAXX:178.225
    ;MAXY:233.54
    ;MAXZ:103.35
    ;LINEARADVANCEPROCESSED
    ;Generated with Cura_SteamEngine master
    T0
    M140 S60
    M105
    M190 S60
    M82 ;absolute extrusion mode
    ; start g-code
    M104 T0 S175
    M104 T1 S175
    G90
    G28 X0 Y0 Z0
    G1 Z5 F1000
    G92 E0
    G1 Y-32 F12000
    G1 E15 F800
    G4 S5
    G92 E0
    ; right extruder
    M109 S255
    M104 T1 S175
    G1 Y-32 F12000 ; move to wipe Y position
    G91 ; set to relative
    G1 E15 F200 ; extrude 15mm
    G4 S2
    G92 E0 ;zero extruder
    G1 X290 F12000 ; perform wipe sequence

    ...

     

    So the first m109 is when it selects the first extruder. Is that any better ?

     

  2. I made a couple of tweaks:

     

    1 - set min wall flow to 50% to stop inner walls being printed on top of each other.

     

    2 - set inner wall width to 0.5 to stop the inner wall dropping out where the overall wall thickness is less than 1.5mm.

     

    This now takes around 17.5 hours to print which is 3 hours faster than the original project.

     

    Hope this helps.

     

     

    CE3_133318400_Mountv2.3mf

  3. I would suggest try reducing the retraction distance in 0.5mm steps and see if (a) the holes go away because you had too much retraction or (b) you start to get stringing or blobs because you have not enough retraction. Obviously, you can test this on a small model rather than your big print.

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  4. 3 minutes ago, mariocoppola said:

    of course my model is 2 perimeters! so it is strange, I should see the hole in the internal perimeter and close to the starting point, instead the holes are in the external perimeter and far from the starting!

     

    You can normally tell if it's air because you can actually hear little pops as the bubbles come out of the extruder.

     

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  5. It wasn't the standby temps causing the issue (they are ignored) it was a bug in the shared heater code. I will submit a fix to be included in a future UM Cura release. In the meantime, I will put the fix into my next Cura build if you care to use one of them. You can find my builds at https://www.dropbox.com/sh/s43vqzmi4d2bqe2/AAADdYdSu9iwcKa0Knqgurm4a?dl=0

    Please read the README.md file there before using. What system are you using?

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