53 minutes ago, gr5 said:I had no trouble printing a pangolin - that same one. It was a big hit. Search for "horizontal" in the search box just above the profile settings and chance "horizontal expansion" to -0.1 or even -0.2. .1 is probably enough.
This will pull inwards all the layers such that they are less likely to touch. This will probably solve your issues.
Alternatively print cooler (190C?) and slower (try 30mm/sec for ALL speeds). I think the horizontal expansion will do it though. Make sure to use a NEGATIVE number so it will "contract" and not expand.
Great thanks, will give that a try and see if it makes a difference. If you don't mind me asking, what filament did you use?
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I had no trouble printing a pangolin - that same one. It was a big hit. Search for "horizontal" in the search box just above the profile settings and chance "horizontal expansion" to -0.1 or even -0.2. .1 is probably enough.
This will pull inwards all the layers such that they are less likely to touch. This will probably solve your issues.
Alternatively print cooler (190C?) and slower (try 30mm/sec for ALL speeds). I think the horizontal expansion will do it though. Make sure to use a NEGATIVE number so it will "contract" and not expand.
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