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Posted · Cura 4.4.1 + Octoprint -> Extrusion issue

Hi all

I am new in 3D printing world. Since two weeks I'm working successful with Ultimaker 2+. Now I installed Raspberry Pi with OctoPi

Here my configuration:

  • Ultimaker 2+ mit 0.4mm Extruder
  • Innofil3D Filament PLA, 2.85mm
  • Ultimaker Cura 4.4.1
  • Raspberry Pi 3 B
  • OctoPrint 1.3.12 on OctoPi 0.17.0

 

Issue with this solution: When I print with Octoprint the extruded filament is more thick than when I print directly with Ultimaker from the SD card. Do I need to adjust anything in Cura or Octoprint ?

 

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Left extruded with Octoprint, right extruded from SD Card

 

Here my settings in Octoprint and Cura :

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Does any one has an idea what I do wrong or what I have to adjust in the settings to get the same extrusion quality ?

 

Thanks a lot for any helps

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    Posted · Cura 4.4.1 + Octoprint -> Extrusion issue

    Hi,

     

    I have quite same issue for inconsistent layer flow with UM2 and Octoprint. After many tests, it seems to come from Cura slicing, bu did not find what happens.

     

    Did you solve your problems since then?

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