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Both symptoms sound like underextrusion. Either you are printing too fast or too cold or your nozzle diameter is smaller than you think (maybe a layer of baked on PLA making it smaller).
Try printing at 1/4 the speed and see if that helps. Also raise the temp by 10C.
If cura nozzle size matches your nozzle and shell width is a multiple of nozzle size then it should be printing lines of nozzle size width and spacing. But if you mess with it - e.g. nozzle=.5 and shell width=1.2mm then you get results as you describe.
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Both symptoms sound like underextrusion. Either you are printing too fast or too cold or your nozzle diameter is smaller than you think (maybe a layer of baked on PLA making it smaller).
Try printing at 1/4 the speed and see if that helps. Also raise the temp by 10C.
If cura nozzle size matches your nozzle and shell width is a multiple of nozzle size then it should be printing lines of nozzle size width and spacing. But if you mess with it - e.g. nozzle=.5 and shell width=1.2mm then you get results as you describe.
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