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Posted · Nozzle change

Hello folks

I have an ultimaker with an E3D v5.

I have been running with okay prints, just not the Way i liked it, so i changed my nozzle size for faster prints.

I changed from 0.3 to 0.35.

And when i did that i tried to do a print, and Lines were Way off on the new size.

So my question is, What should i do when i change my nozzle?

Do i have to recalibrate my extruder and so on.

Hope you guys Can help :)

If needed i Can Uploade some pictures.

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    Posted · Nozzle change

    The only thing you should have to do is tell Cura that your new nozzle size and set the shell thickness to a multiple of your nozzle size.

    Perhaps the new nozzle has a bad shape? Perhaps the tip isn't flat?

    (I change nozzle sizes often)

     

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    Posted · Nozzle change

    The only thing you should have to do is tell Cura that your new nozzle size and set the shell thickness to a multiple of your nozzle size.

    Perhaps the new nozzle has a bad shape? Perhaps the tip isn't flat?

    (I change nozzle sizes often)

     

    Then i dont understanding this print :/

    It looks like over extruding and then under extruding.

     

    foto 3

    foto 2

    foto 1

     

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