Hi,
I already had all of them (Z distance, top distance and bottom distance) at 0. It's the default, isn't it?
I'm working with the default settings/profiles.
I tried again today, with a large rectangle and it looks like on the front right the layers are okay but more on the left and to the back it's clearly underextruding.
This makes me think that maybe the bed is not level but I have active leveling enabled and it measures the distance before every print. So the bed shouldn't be the problem, right?
(And the first layer of PVA prints perfecly fine. And printing PLA on the bed prints perfecly fine too. So this doesn't make me think it can be the bed level...)
Edited by akke
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Hej I often print with a 0.25AA and a 0.4BB with out problems. Also relative big models.
Did you use a preset Cura profile or make one yourself?
If you are worried about a different layer height. You can check if the layer is the same on bought cores by either clicking on the fan 1 or 2 in the drop down menu
It can also be that you have a small disten between the Pva and Pla (to make disassembly easier)
"support Z distance"
"support Top distance"
"support Bottom distance"
When using PVA I always set all three to 0 (can give other problems but if you use a Pva that more or less completely dissolve in water its not a big deal.)

Edited by NBullDon't know why but can't get it to stop double posting the image?
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