Best I can tell, my z-seam after a hop is under extruding? I tried looking at all3dp’s troubleshooting page, but couldn’t find this specific issue. Can someone fill me in on the name of this so I can best Google it? I’d also be happy to take pointers, but I do try to be self sufficient.
Hard to tell, but obviously your printer is struggling on layer change and/or retraction. Assuming its not play in your mechanism, Id fitst try printing just that part of the model without retraction and see is the problem gone. If it is, maybe you have too high retraction distance that can cause partial clogs. If the problem persist maybe you are overextruding a bit and then nozzle drags that corner out of the position. Tiny overextrusion can be a pain when printing “walls only” models. Its more guessing than anything, it would be nice to see your calibration models
MrQuallzin@lemmy.world 1 year ago
That’ll be your retraction settings that need to be tuned. The pressure inside the nozzle isn’t getting high enough when starting a new layer. Took me a couple minutes to see the issue since it’s black and shiny. I’ve used retractioncalibration.com before to help get my retractions tuned
charles@lemmy.world 1 year ago
Here’s a pic of where it’s happening on the outside which is much more obvious. It lines up precisely with the z-seam in the slicer. I think you might be right on retraction. Thanks for the resource!
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