47 minutes ago, gr5 said:The only thing I can think of is print speed is too high. When cura prints circles it prints slower for smaller circles. but only if your print speed is quite high. When you see those bumps/vibrations, try lowering the speed - most printers let you lower the speed live. Typically in a "TUNE" menu. Try printing at half speed for a few layers to see if those bumps go away.
You should also consider trying a different color. White is the most difficult filament to print because of the heavy amount of additives (e.g. chalk). It might be better to print some darker color (like gray) and then paint the parts white afterward.
Is this PLA?
Thanks. I thought white was natural PLA so the easiest to print.
I only printed at 80mm/s so not exactly fast. I guess I'll just try again and see what happens. Also I'll switch to black PLA.
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The only thing I can think of is print speed is too high. When cura prints circles it prints slower for smaller circles. but only if your print speed is quite high. When you see those bumps/vibrations, try lowering the speed - most printers let you lower the speed live. Typically in a "TUNE" menu. Try printing at half speed for a few layers to see if those bumps go away.
You should also consider trying a different color. White is the most difficult filament to print because of the heavy amount of additives (e.g. chalk). It might be better to print some darker color (like gray) and then paint the parts white afterward.
Is this PLA?
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