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Taz6, Gaps in walls and other issues when moving from Cura PE 21.08 to 3.2.27


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Posted · Taz6, Gaps in walls and other issues when moving from Cura PE 21.08 to 3.2.27

(Posted this over at the Lulzbot forums, /r/3dprinting, & /r/lulzbot)

 

We currently run a couple Taz6's using Cura PE 21.08. We've had a stable, quality print profile for well over a year but would like to upgrade Cura to the latest version to take advantage of new features. Every time I try and print using Cura LE 3.2.27, our prints have gaps in the walls, what looks like retraction issues, and I can't for the life of me figure out how to fix it.

I've tried the out of the box profiles, replicated as close as possible our current Cura settings from 21.08, and tried probably six different adjusted profiles, but nothing addresses the issues.

I've attached images of our current working profile and a few images of our cookie cutters that have gaps. That's pretty much all we print and all models have the same issues.

Any suggestions on how to clean thing up would be greatly appreciated!

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    Posted · Taz6, Gaps in walls and other issues when moving from Cura PE 21.08 to 3.2.27

    You may get more response in the Lulzbot forums then here, because the LE versions are significantly different, and I think hardly anyone on this forum uses these versions.

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    Posted (edited) · Taz6, Gaps in walls and other issues when moving from Cura PE 21.08 to 3.2.27

    Your advice might very well work. We just don’t know, because of the changes in the LE versions.

    Edited by ahoeben
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