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So I have recently come across this issue on my ender 3/ender 3 pro using Marlin 2.0.x using SKR E3 mini where very visible holes on the edges and lots of stringing have been happening. I touched up some settings with the help of another person and the before and after print looks like this. Nozzle size is again 1mm. Material is wood filament from Priline. Supports are tough to take out even at 5%

 

Overall Settings:

Layer Height: .2

Initial Layer Height: .25

Infill: 30

Nozzle Temp: 210

Bed: 50

Speed: 45 

 

 

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Listed Below is the data I compiled with the differences in print settings between the two. If you would like to see the full excel list, it is available to download per your viewing.

 

Settings Print Before Adjustment (holes):

;  Top/Bottom Line Width: 1.0

;   Support Roof Line Width: 1.0

;  Wall Line Count: 5

; Outer Wall Wipe Distance: 0.0

; Top Surface Skin Layers: 0
;   Top Layers: 5
; Fill Gaps Between Walls: everywhere
; Extra Skin Wall Count: 1
; Infill Density: 30
;  Infill Line Distance: 10.0
; Infill Pattern: cubic
;  Skin Overlap: 0.1
; Infill Layer Thickness: 0.2
; Gradual Infill Steps: 5
; Skin Removal Width: 5.0
;  Top Skin Removal Width: 5.0
;  Bottom Skin Removal Width: 5.0
; Skin Expand Distance: 5.0
;  Top Skin Expand Distance: 5.0
;  Bottom Skin Expand Distance: 5.0
;  Minimum Skin Width for Expansion: 6.123233995736766e-17
; Retraction Distance: 7
; Retract Before Outer Wall: True
; Support Interface Thickness: 0.8
;  Support Roof Thickness: 0.8
;  Support Floor Thickness: 0.8
;  Support Roof Density: 33.333
;   Support Roof Line Distance: 6.000060000600007
;  Support Roof Pattern: grid
; Top Surface Skin Line Width: 1.0

; Infill Travel Optimization: False

; Maximum Resolution: 0.05

; Enable Coasting: False
; Coasting Volume: 0.064

; Cross 3D Pocket Size: 10.0

 

Settings Print After Adjustment (Better):

;  Top/Bottom Line Width: 1.2
;   Support Roof Line Width: 0.8
;  Wall Line Count: 3
; Outer Wall Wipe Distance: 1
; Top Surface Skin Layers: 1
;   Top Layers: 6
; Fill Gaps Between Walls: nowhere

; Extra Skin Wall Count: 0

; Infill Density: 25
;  Infill Line Distance: 4.0
; Infill Pattern: zigzag
;  Skin Overlap: 0.11
; Infill Layer Thickness: 0.4
; Gradual Infill Steps: 0
; Skin Removal Width: 3.0
;  Top Skin Removal Width: 3.0
;  Bottom Skin Removal Width: 3.0
; Skin Expand Distance: 3.0
;  Top Skin Expand Distance: 3.0
;  Bottom Skin Expand Distance: 3.0
;  Minimum Skin Width for Expansion: 7.34788079488412e-17
; Retraction Distance: 5
; Retract Before Outer Wall: False
; Support Interface Thickness: 1
;  Support Roof Thickness: 1
;  Support Floor Thickness: 1
;  Support Roof Density: 100
;   Support Roof Line Distance: 0.8
;  Support Roof Pattern: zigzag
; Top Surface Skin Line Width: 0.8
; Infill Travel Optimization: True
; Maximum Resolution: 0.5
; Enable Coasting: True

; Coasting Volume: 0.1

; Cross 3D Pocket Size: 4.0

Comparison with print qualities.zip

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