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Gaps between top skin and inner walls CR10Mini/Cura 3.5.1
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· Gaps between top skin and inner walls CR10Mini/Cura 3.5.1
When I looked at the pic I thought under extrusion but looking at your settings well no.
I am looking at your settings and interpreting them as 0.1mm layer height, print speed 30mm/s, extruder temp. 215. You do not say , so I assume material is PLA; in which case you are way too hot.
With those settings I would probably print at 185, certainly no hotter than 190. Now of course different printers work differently but unless you have a partial blockage in your feed system ( which you need to fix!) 215 is ridiculously hot for PLA with your settings.
Also I read your settings as defining 3 top layers. If that is correct and you are using a small % infill, say anything below 60%, then you need far more with .100 layer height. I would suggest a minimum of 12 but that does really depend on your infill setting.
So
Sort out your temp and top layers
Set your flow back to 100%
Set all your wall widths back to your nozzle settings
FWIW I use 15% for infill overlap; no harm in trying more if you want to but depending on your number of walls, going substantially higher could eventually impact you surface quality.
And post back. How high is the model?
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When I looked at the pic I thought under extrusion but looking at your settings well no.
I am looking at your settings and interpreting them as 0.1mm layer height, print speed 30mm/s, extruder temp. 215. You do not say , so I assume material is PLA; in which case you are way too hot.
With those settings I would probably print at 185, certainly no hotter than 190. Now of course different printers work differently but unless you have a partial blockage in your feed system ( which you need to fix!) 215 is ridiculously hot for PLA with your settings.
Also I read your settings as defining 3 top layers. If that is correct and you are using a small % infill, say anything below 60%, then you need far more with .100 layer height. I would suggest a minimum of 12 but that does really depend on your infill setting.
So
Sort out your temp and top layers
Set your flow back to 100%
Set all your wall widths back to your nozzle settings
FWIW I use 15% for infill overlap; no harm in trying more if you want to but depending on your number of walls, going substantially higher could eventually impact you surface quality.
And post back. How high is the model?
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