As you say it's difficult to give all the parameters, but I have a few difference that matters
You have a lot too many walls in your model, so too many circles around the holes
For a usal piece try the vertical wall 0.8 to 1.2 So you will have 2 or 3 circles around the holes
Idem for top/bottom thickness 0.8
If the piece is too weak with this you can make an infill with a higher percentage
Make the speeds the same (40mm/s) except the infill speed (80mm/s) and First layer speed 20mm/s
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This is going to be the least constructive reply ever, but each time I see this topic I think "I don't need to know about your leaky bottom".
mnis
And yes you can try another surface pattern, but it should still be seamlessly closed with any surface pattern. For example, I like concentric surfaces, but these are not properly closed in Cura v3.3.
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This is literally my method of troubleshooting: 1. Do as @mnis said: Make a test object and test it on all three machines to make sure results are consistent. This is most imperative as it may po
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I would just me happy to try what is working for you. If I had your settings, I would try it, and then we would have apples to apples comparison. If you are not having the same problem I am, that is encouraging because it means the settings in Cura are already there to resolve it.
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