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· Gaps in bottom solid layers (infill)
Probably is the high differences that Cura profile sets for infill and top/bottom layers. If you unhide the speed options you will see that there are many different speed settings for each kind (outline/infill/etcetc). So probably this top layers over a bottom are printed at a different speed. Also the line width has many different settings for each kind of part, so probably a change of flow for that area causes that holes.
Btw I saw the same too on my prints until I did some hard mods.
Other thing that affects that is the automagic acceleration/yerk control. All that fluctuations on the extrusion flow can cause that. But anyhow the profiles give a nice finish in the end.
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Probably is the high differences that Cura profile sets for infill and top/bottom layers. If you unhide the speed options you will see that there are many different speed settings for each kind (outline/infill/etcetc). So probably this top layers over a bottom are printed at a different speed. Also the line width has many different settings for each kind of part, so probably a change of flow for that area causes that holes.
Btw I saw the same too on my prints until I did some hard mods.
Other thing that affects that is the automagic acceleration/yerk control. All that fluctuations on the extrusion flow can cause that. But anyhow the profiles give a nice finish in the end.
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