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This is most probably due to the layers not having enough time to cool down before another layer is printed.
To solve this two possibilities:
Print two (or more) at the same time, this will help cooling the print while the head is printing the other one. You can also just print a tower if you don't want to waste to much plastic. Hint: Place the objects on the buildplate in way that the fan still cool the other object while it's printing the second one.
Use cool head lift (i don't like that one), this will lift the head and leave some time to cool (you will find this parameter in the expert settings. Side effect: Stringing
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It looks like it's very small?
This is most probably due to the layers not having enough time to cool down before another layer is printed.
To solve this two possibilities:
Print two (or more) at the same time, this will help cooling the print while the head is printing the other one. You can also just print a tower if you don't want to waste to much plastic. Hint: Place the objects on the buildplate in way that the fan still cool the other object while it's printing the second one.
Use cool head lift (i don't like that one), this will lift the head and leave some time to cool (you will find this parameter in the expert settings. Side effect: Stringing
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