2 hours ago, Slashee_the_Cow said:If you could provide the .3mf file (in Cura go to File > Save Project) for the project, that would really help, as it shows your slicing settings, and also the model is correctly placed on the build plate - I import the STL into Cura and it absolutely dwarfs my printable area so either you have a printer with a build area of over a square metre or the STL isn't in mm. Even if I knew the scale, still doesn't tell me your settings.
You can go to Speed > Enable Jerk Control > Support Jerk and lower it. That controls the instant speed change on a corner (you can't slow to a crawl for a corner because then it'll overextrude) so that any vibrations produced by a direction change won't be so violent.
I think you do not understand, the problem are in slicer, generating too many short moves for support line
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If you could provide the .3mf file (in Cura go to File > Save Project) for the project, that would really help, as it shows your slicing settings, and also the model is correctly placed on the build plate - I import the STL into Cura and it absolutely dwarfs my printable area so either you have a printer with a build area of over a square metre or the STL isn't in mm. Even if I knew the scale, still doesn't tell me your settings.
You can go to Speed > Enable Jerk Control > Support Jerk and lower it. That controls the instant speed change on a corner (you can't slow to a crawl for a corner because then it'll overextrude) so that any vibrations produced by a direction change won't be so violent.
Edited by Slashee_the_Cowfixed typo
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