33 minutes ago, gr5 said:Your flow is at 45.8% which is about half the normal flow. So having gaps between the walls as big as the walls makes perfect sense. If you want to increase flow try 110%, not 45.8%.
Thanks for checking it out... after modifying the machine with longer cables to relocate components like the motherboard, the values the board needed to see were wayyyy off.. that’s why I had to go through pid autotune first, then esteps and lastly flow. The default value of 93 (I think) for flow was tremendously over swelling a test square I modeled 1.000”x1.000” 0.020”wall thickness. The 020 designed wall was printing aprox.040 And blustery. the correction formula brought the flow down to 45.8 to print as designed. That being said I did in the print in the above pics make the interior walls print with a flow of 100% and only the outer wall the 45.8 for precision however the gaps remained.
Even if I adjust the outside wall flow to 100 the gaps will remain and I only loose dimensions accuracy.
I just don’t understand why I either can’t adjust the wall to wall distance to be 0 or have it iron across it to make it one.
Edited by Dave_72Sentence structure
Recommended Posts
gr5 2,265
Your flow is at 45.8% which is about half the normal flow. So having gaps between the walls as big as the walls makes perfect sense. If you want to increase flow try 110%, not 45.8%.
Link to post
Share on other sites