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Cura by default prints the infill a bit too fast. I believe the idea is they assume you only care about infill for holding up the top surfaces and don't care about strength. If you care about strength just slow down the infill speeds.
Click on the gear and enable all the speeds. Set them all to the same speed (the slower speed). Well, leave the bottom or initial layer speed the same but fix all the infill and inner shell speeds the same as the outer shell speed.
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Cura by default prints the infill a bit too fast. I believe the idea is they assume you only care about infill for holding up the top surfaces and don't care about strength. If you care about strength just slow down the infill speeds.
Click on the gear and enable all the speeds. Set them all to the same speed (the slower speed). Well, leave the bottom or initial layer speed the same but fix all the infill and inner shell speeds the same as the outer shell speed.
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