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To me this looks like intermittent underextrusion, most likely? So, check the whole path from spool to nozzle: no partial clogs, no worn-out or dirty feeder wheels or other parts? No stuck filament on the spool (can happen if you have a spool where filament loops under each other), no kinks or bends in the filament which cause huge extra friction (can happen in a poorly wound spool, or a rewound one), etc...?
To me this looks like intermittent underextrusion, most likely? So, check the whole path from spool to nozzle: no partial clogs, no worn-out or dirty feeder wheels or other parts? No stuck filament on the spool (can happen if you have a spool where filament loops under each other), no kinks or bends in the filament which cause huge extra friction (can happen in a poorly wound spool, or a rewound one), etc...?
Thanks for the tips so far. Wouldn't it be something in the design if both printers keep printing the same lines? I already tried a full maintenance but don't see any changes.
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I didn't want to take over your thread, but I'm seeing similar issues (more prominent) on a Ulti 2+ Ext. What material are you printing with? Nozzle diameter?
Here's the thread I created.
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I would recommend you check your printer (belt tension, re-thigten screw, lubrification, carrier and rods) and clean your print core.
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To me this looks like intermittent underextrusion, most likely? So, check the whole path from spool to nozzle: no partial clogs, no worn-out or dirty feeder wheels or other parts? No stuck filament on the spool (can happen if you have a spool where filament loops under each other), no kinks or bends in the filament which cause huge extra friction (can happen in a poorly wound spool, or a rewound one), etc...?
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Thanks for the tips so far. Wouldn't it be something in the design if both printers keep printing the same lines? I already tried a full maintenance but don't see any changes.
Other parts print very clean.
Thanks,
Len
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