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hi thats true, i have the 0.6 core and its CC

So i tested the program of Slashee, but that didn't fix the problem. Can anyone help me with this problem? I tried a lot, but im out of ideas.

Hi Slashee, i will wait for the new version. Keep me posted please

Thanks for the reply, can you tell me how i can install/open the file? I see it's a Phyton file but i don't have any experience with it. How i can i use it? it's not overextrusion on the Z-seam. The parts are not pieces of fibre sticking out, they are blobs/zits. but you could pick them off with your fingernail, but it leaves a little mark. Which can be fixed with sanding. (we sand all the statues but with the blobs it's a lot more work)

Hi Slashee I finaly die the test (had to print some other filaments first) I reprinted the statue, so incan compare Like you said, i set the 'retraction minimum travel' tot 0.1 It's a lot beter! (Like 70% tone) But there are still zits/blobs on the surface. (Photo's) Now i printed a smaller one, and it looks like there are some more blobs. You van also see the stringing netwerk support and statue surface. What can i do to improve this?

Thanks for reply Sticking to regular filaments is a no go 😁 This is a hot seller. I was thinking in the same direction, i tried retract at layer change, but no difference. Next time i will try to decrease the distance, i keep you posted

The viber statues we print have zits/blobs on the surface. It seems like its the transition from the support to the wall surface. On the last photo you also see the stringing from the support to the outer wall. Is this an overextrusion problem? How we can improve this? Printer: UM S3 software CURA 5.6.0 material: VIBERS Colorfabb nozzle: 0.6AA layer height: 0.12 print temp: 200 bed temp: 20 flow: 103 Print speeds + infill: 50 print speeds all wall speeds: 30

The viber statues we print have zits/blobs on the surface. It seems like its the transition from the support to the wall surface. On the last photo you also see the stringing from the support to the outer wall. Is this an overextrusion problem? How we can improve this? Printer: UM S3 software CURA 5.6.0 material: VIBERS Colorfabb nozzle: 0.6AA layer height: 0.12 print temp: 200 bed temp: 20 flow: 103 Print speeds + infill: 50 print speeds all wall speeds: 30

It's really hard to describe what the problem is, but the pictures speaks for themself. Where the supports are, the surface of the print is very bad. It's shited, molten,.. The arm adbove has very bad lines, it looks like the arm of the statue is moved/shifted. Can anybody help me? Could it be a envirmental issue, temperature? Printer: UM S3 software CURA 5.6.0 material: PLA SEMI MATT Colorfabb nozzle: 0.4AA layer height: 0.12 print temp: 200 bed temp: 60 Print speeds + infill: 50 print speeds all wall speeds: 30 temp: 5.6.0

This was it, the ambiant temperature. It's cooler now and we are printing perfect statues now So thanks everyone for the input!

This was it, the ambiant temperature. It's cooler now and we are printing perfect statues now So thanks everyone for the input!

Thank you for this input. I feel like i owe you a drink! We are making good statues now. Heated bed off All speeds at 25mm Flow 105% The last print we had a weird thing, the print is super smooth, but we have lines and underextrusion at top of the print. Is this random? Or can this be fixed? It was very hot yesterday 35+°C where we are printing. Could this be it. Thanks again

With the 0.6 we are printing and the error doesn't occur. But there is some underextrusion. See photo below. UMS3(photo) We did the test printing at 195° and flow 100% Wall speed 30 Infill speed 45 Retraction distance 4.5 and speed 30 The Tower thing wint help because the underextrusion is only after few hours. We alsof notice that the infill the lines from left onder to upper right are good. And from right under to upper left are bad. How?? I don't think this is better, what can we try to improve this?

Thanks for the reply. I think it's an environmental issue. Atm we are printing good statues again. I put a fan on the back, that targets the feeder, the filament and the back of the printer. Changed the nozzle from 0.4 to 0.6cc. with the same settings (ofcourse changed for the 0.6 rest remains) Filament in dryer before usage. We are printing on 200°C When i increase the temp to 210°C the result is worse. Isn't this weird? Because the higher the temp, the better the flow?

Thanks for the reply. No the sensor is still on. Because the error is a thing, but the quality is not good. So om glad that it stops, because it's wasting material. Even so bad, that it just keeps printing in the air. The printer 'stops' extruding material.