On 7/8/2024 at 4:35 PM, gr5 said:I recommend you do a small test print - just a cube with minimal infill (maybe 10%). Anyway usually slowing it down by about 20% will fix this.
Personally I'd set all the printing speeds to be the same speed as well as that can fix some surface issues but I think just slowing down your print speed will make a big difference.
Please do some test prints before reprinting this model.
I did the test, not the cube like you suggested, but the 'benchy' boat.
(Because we print organic forms)
See photo's for result.
The walls are ok, but not so great.
We got some overextrusion.
We set tree supports.
Speeds:
Print speed: 50mm/s
Infill speed: 50mm/s
Wall speed: ( in and out the same):30
Initial layer speed: 15
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It looks like a bit of overextrusion or (wild theory) a retraction problem? Almost looks like a bit is pulled out at the seams.
I'm going to leave an expert analysis to @gr5.
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I recommend you do a small test print - just a cube with minimal infill (maybe 10%). Anyway usually slowing it down by about 20% will fix this.
Personally I'd set all the printing speeds to be the same speed as well as that can fix some surface issues but I think just slowing down your print speed will make a big difference.
Please do some test prints before reprinting this model.
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