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Strange - they should be consistent. By the way - a travel speed of 60 is crazy slow. Try 300 maybe? Your printer should limit that speed automatically to what it is capable of.
I'm thinking maybe your inner walls are printing faster because they are thinner - to equalize the filament flow. So you could uncheck "equalize filament flow" but then the quality might go down. Instead I recommend you make all the walls the same thickness: Set the wall thickness to an integral value of the line width. So if line width is 0.4mm make wall thickness 0.4 or 0.8 or 1.2 or 1.6, etc. not 1mm or 1.5mm.
Basically make all the line widths the same including infill. Make sure all the flows are at 100% as well.
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Strange - they should be consistent. By the way - a travel speed of 60 is crazy slow. Try 300 maybe? Your printer should limit that speed automatically to what it is capable of.
I'm thinking maybe your inner walls are printing faster because they are thinner - to equalize the filament flow. So you could uncheck "equalize filament flow" but then the quality might go down. Instead I recommend you make all the walls the same thickness: Set the wall thickness to an integral value of the line width. So if line width is 0.4mm make wall thickness 0.4 or 0.8 or 1.2 or 1.6, etc. not 1mm or 1.5mm.
Basically make all the line widths the same including infill. Make sure all the flows are at 100% as well.
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