Hi Torgeir,
Thanks for your answer 🙂
I've saved STL with Hight quality before and I had the same problem.
After many tries and finally changing the layer height, the path has changed and set path as a single line... Is it possible that the line height have impact on the path?
After many hours of testing I found that the blobs in the corners are the side effect of the retraction. While nozzle wait between layers it by accidentally melt filament in this spot and make a big blog/dot in this place on the each layer.
Spiral mode and Z-hop high 0,8 mm really helped.
Sandpaper is still needed but I think that a bit more tweaking might help with bulky corners.
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I still don;t know is there an option to print just a surface instead of body?
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Hi szymon,
Your problem is the model from Fusion 360, -increase the numbers of triangles when exporting the model to (stl format) for the printer. Your wall is segmented and Cura apparently follow those and makes additional travels due to this issue. I've used Cura 4.7.1 to view your model.
If you have a nicely curved model, -make sure you have a good number of triangles to avoid such a problem.
A good object viewer and a good 3D printer will show segments..
Here's a picture of the setting change in Fusion 360.
Adjust the setting by selecting refinement..
Good luck
Thanks
Torgeir
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