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Void879
(@void879)
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Shifting Perimeters

When printing I am noticing that finish is not even. I have tried lowering temp in case of over extrusion, but I am not sure what can cause this. 

Publié : 07/09/2023 6:54 pm
FoxRun3D
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RE: Shifting Perimeters

Check belt tension and make sure the grub screws on all motor shafts are right. 

Not sure how much better this will get. White filament brings out the worst and makes it most visible. 

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Publié : 07/09/2023 8:47 pm
Void879
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Topic starter answered:
RE: Shifting Perimeters

Thanks. I actually ran a belt test and it seems the X axis was loose to the point of giving an error. First time using white filament so I didn't know it works like white cars haha.

Publié : 08/09/2023 1:46 am
Robin
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RE: Shifting Perimeters

For my understanding: Why would you lower the temperature in case of over extrusion?

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Publié : 08/09/2023 8:36 am
Void879
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Topic starter answered:
RE: Shifting Perimeters

When googling what could be affecting something like that, it mentioned temperature might be an issues. This was also the first time was using this brand of filament and it has a lower range then the last brand. 

Publié : 08/09/2023 12:06 pm
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