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Posted · Ultimaker 2+ advise

Hi everyone,

 

I'm new on 3d printer and i need some advice's in usage of ultimaker 2+. I just printed first model and i'm not quiet happy how is done. Please see attachment.

 

Nozzle was preheated to 200 degree and Bed to 60 degrees.

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    Posted · Ultimaker 2+ advise

    Your model is a more difficult one, and for that not so bad.

    You can achieve better results, when printing slow, really slow like 30mm/sec or slower. And maybe try to print a little bit cooler, like -5° or so.

     

    A small layer height can also help to get rid of the visual steps.

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    Posted · Ultimaker 2+ advise
    3 minutes ago, Smithy said:

    Your model is a more difficult one, and for that not so bad.

    You can achieve better results, when printing slow, really slow like 30mm/sec or slower. And maybe try to print a little bit cooler, like -5° or so.

     

    A small layer height can also help to get rid of the visual steps.

    Thanks for answer i will come back with new results soon :)

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