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Posted (edited) · Rippling / Ghosting on cilinders on (brand new) UM S5.

You will not be able to compare the "fast" CPE to "fast" PLA, CPE have some overruling settings that make the "fast" CPE lock a bit like "normal" PLA.

 

Fast PLA: 
"Outer wall speed" 50 mm/s
"Inner wall speed" 55 mm/s
"Outer wall Acceleration" 2000 mm/s
"Inner Wall Acceleration" 2000 mm/s

 

Normal PLA:
"Outer wall speed" 23 mm/s

"Inner wall speed" 45 mm/s
"Outer wall Acceleration" 500 mm/s

"Inner Wall Acceleration" 1000 mm/s

 

Fast CPE:
"Outer wall speed"  35 mm/s
"Inner wall speed"  45 mm/s
"Outer wall Acceleration"  500 mm/s
"Inner Wall Acceleration"  1000 mm/s

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    Posted · Rippling / Ghosting on cilinders on (brand new) UM S5.

    @waldo, the surface finish is significantly better with a .35 line width.

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    Posted · Rippling / Ghosting on cilinders on (brand new) UM S5.

    As mentioned earlier, set all speeds and jerks to the same value and you will see a major improvement in quality and also in dimensional accuracy.

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    Posted · Rippling / Ghosting on cilinders on (brand new) UM S5.

    Will try it for sure

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    Posted · Rippling / Ghosting on cilinders on (brand new) UM S5.
    40 minutes ago, Smithy said:

    As mentioned earlier, set all speeds and jerks to the same value and you will see a major improvement in quality and also in dimensional accuracy.

    Do you think this would apply to me with CPE @ 60mm/sec? Set them all to 60.

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    Posted · Rippling / Ghosting on cilinders on (brand new) UM S5.
    5 hours ago, NBull said:

     

    Hi, I agree that the "fast" profile is shit, and I can't really see any use for it. But to be fair there are some significant changes between normal and fast beside the layer height.

     

    "Outer wall speed" goes from 23 mm/s to 50 mm/s

    "Inner wall speed" goes from 45 mm/s to 55 mm/s
    "Outer wall Acceleration" goes from 500 mm/s to 2000 mm/s

    "Inner Wall Acceleration" goes from 1000 mm/s to 2000 mm/s

     

     

    Interesting. I'm using Cura 4.3.0 on an UM3E. As I mentioned, the speeds are different, but my accelerations for both fine and fast profiles are the lower values.

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    Posted · Rippling / Ghosting on cilinders on (brand new) UM S5.
    19 minutes ago, Ishy said:

    Do you think this would apply to me with CPE @ 60mm/sec? Set them all to 60.

     

    I don't have much experience in CPE so (disclaimer 🙂)  if it's much different from other materials.

     

    But in general yes, if you opt quality over speed, setting all to the same low speed will help the quality. 

    I would say you should go for 40 mm/s or even 30 mm/s on all speeds.

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    Posted (edited) · Rippling / Ghosting on cilinders on (brand new) UM S5.
    27 minutes ago, iccherry said:

     

    Interesting. I'm using Cura 4.3.0 on an UM3E. As I mentioned, the speeds are different, but my accelerations for both fine and fast profiles are the lower values.

     

     

    Apparently the difference lies in the printer.
    It's a long time since I used an UM3 so wasn't aware that there was a difference.

    My mistake.

     

    S5

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    UM3e

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