16 minutes ago, maht said:When it comes to support material that's the same as your build material there's always going to be some scarring with removal.
Tough PLA can be post-processed, so you could try (wet)sanding the part after removing support material to improve surface quality. Alternatively if you have a dual-extrusion printer, you can use water-soluble support which dissolves away giving an untarnished surface.
Hope this gives some clues
Yes, thanks for the tips, I saw that with sandpaper and primer I can improve this acamaneto, I was hoping that with some parameter change I could solve the problem but as I said I tested several and I was unsuccessful.
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When it comes to support material that's the same as your build material there's always going to be some scarring with removal.
Tough PLA can be post-processed, so you could try (wet)sanding the part after removing support material to improve surface quality. Alternatively if you have a dual-extrusion printer, you can use water-soluble support which dissolves away giving an untarnished surface.
Hope this gives some clues
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