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Posted · 2 mm hole gets printed all solid

I have built an adapter to mount on a syringe. Its hole width at the top should be 2mm in diameter.

 

CURA shows the hole and the dimensions seem to fit:

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When this adapter is printed with a 0.8mm AA nozzle, the hole in the tip simply does not exist! The adapter is air- und watertight! I have experienced that they always tend to be too small -- but there is a real leap between 2mm and solid airtight

 

Is there a way to achieve exact inner hole diameters? 

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    Posted · 2 mm hole gets printed all solid

    Hi @klaus_kraemer, I sliced the top (narrow) part of your model and it printed very nicely using a 0.4mm nozzle and 0.5mm wide lines. Layer height was 0.1mm. I wonder if your print is suffering from overheating. You're actually printing very slowly (4mm/S) and maybe the nozzle is heating the model too much and so you are getting poor definition?

     

    If you do try using a smaller nozzle and 0.5mm wide lines be sure to enable the overlap compensation and also set the Mininum Wall Flow quite high (I used 80%) as this will stop a lot of extra travel and tiny extrusions that would otherwise happen. Hope this helps.

     

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    Posted · 2 mm hole gets printed all solid

    So far: It's better now and you showed me a new approach!

     

    Thank you!

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