2 hours ago, GregValiant said:There are a couple of things you should check.
Make sure the "Wall Order" is set to "Inside to Outside".
Try a print with "Coasting" turned off. It can cause dry starts as it allows the pressure in the nozzle to fall off.
Turn off "Retract at Layer Change" and "Retract before outer wall".
If you load the model and set Cura up to slice and then use the "File | Save Project" command and post the 3mf file here someone will take a look. A Cura project file contains your printer, all the Cura settings, and the model. It's a good one for troubleshooting.
Thank you,
Wall order is correct but I have made another change in wall parameter that improved the quality. Instead of using only one outer wall like I was doing in S3D, I used 2 and reduced the infill overlap from 15% to 10%. I have a lot less deformations on my wall now.
I will try to turn off retract settings you're talking about. But for coasting I have more doubts because it has helped a lot with the quality when I have activate it. I should have specify that my printer is a bowed extruder.
Here is my project file so far.
BLVMGNC300_xyzCalibration_cube.3mf
EDIT :
I unchecked "Retract between layers" and "Retract before outer wall" was already unchecked. It has again increased my print quality. I am almost there 🙂
I still have a bit of blob inside the "X" and the bridging is still a bit flappy. But honestly, picture is worse than reality. For bridging I don't know what I could do more, I have already set fan at 100% for bridging.
I will make another attempt by reducing a bit coasting amount.
Edited by karnalta
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There are a couple of things you should check.
Make sure the "Wall Order" is set to "Inside to Outside".
Try a print with "Coasting" turned off. It can cause dry starts as it allows the pressure in the nozzle to fall off.
Turn off "Retract at Layer Change" and "Retract before outer wall".
If you load the model and set Cura up to slice and then use the "File | Save Project" command and post the 3mf file here someone will take a look. A Cura project file contains your printer, all the Cura settings, and the model. It's a good one for troubleshooting.
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