I was printing with normal quality settings gr5. (quickprint)
Those change from version to version so unless I install the same version of Cura I don't know what that is. I haven't used quickprint for about 2 years. To find out what speed it is, slice at quickprint-normal, then save the gcode, then switch cura to "full settings" mode. Then click "file" "Load profile from GCode..." then you will see the speed. It's important to know the speed and different version of Cura change this so I recommend you never use "quickprint".
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The quality you want (printing slower will nearly always give you better quality) and the size/geometry of the model dictate the print speed. I doubt that the normal quality settings you are using will be slow enough for getting good quality overhangs.
If your corners are raising 6mm, firstly I do not understand why the printer head is not relocating your model somewhere else and you have a bad setting somewhere in your hardware or software or on your bed; resulting in probably too fast and too hot. It will probably help if you do another print and then post a photo and your precise settings. We need to know
Layer depth
Wall thickness
Print speed in mm/s
Extruder temp. (actual, not what you put in Cura – yes they well be the same, but they may not)
Minimum layer time – I disagree with some above, I never ever go below 10secs
Minimum print speed
If you have more than one model being printed simultaneously, a picture of the bed so we can see how they are laid out.
Fan settings
The filament being used; e.g. Faberdashery arctic white
Infill %
Top and bottom thickness
Z-lift yes/no
retraction settings
… and leave flow rate and feed rate at 100%
Armed with that we can probably solve it for you.
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