Zarkhowler

Yeah so I'm back. If you zoom into the pic then you can see a little bit of underextrusion right after the seam. Any ideas as to what might be causing the problem

So after tussling with this problem for a while, I found a solution to my problem. The extruder ptfe tube was slightly shifting in the extruder coupler which meant print in accuracies. I printed a coupler reinforcer which completely solved the problem. Now I get only a little bit of stringing and everything is great. Thanks everyone for your help

Also I did 10 mm retractions and it worked for the most part but the z Sean for the support was pretty wispy. Any ideas?

Also having this problem on my dog. It's not as clear but it's there. Any progress? I would predict that it might be something about too .much retraction as this dog was printed with 10 mm retractions. My other dogs don't have this pattern and they were printed at 6 and 8 mm retractions with lots of stringing.

Printed at .2 layer heights. With 6mm retractions and made the minimum retraction distance .2 mm. With 25mm per sec retraction speed. It's an improvement so Im thinking about 8 mm retractions. Also a wierd gap of no filament.

Try printing a temp tower at your current retraction settings and pick the best temperature that has the least stringing. Then you would print the retract tower.

So I tried printing at 195 deg and 5 mm retraction and 40 mm per sec speed. The dog still came out really stringy even though the temp tower and retract tower were ok at those settings.

I'm printing at 195 deg C and will see if that helps through a retract tower.

Any advice?

Oops

Lotsa stringing Pls help

I meant if @unclebill's screen showed something different.

Ok so lots of stringing I'll upload pics of the dog once it's done printing. 4mm retractions with 10 mm retraction speed. as tests indicate

Could you please add a screen shot from Cura of what you see? Do you see the holes?

Pls include files as your files might not have the holes that are in the image.