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Webscalp
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Burrs on the internal parts of the print

Hello,

I'm calling for your help, because I can't get better results than the following picture : you can clearly see that the nozzle loaded with black filament moves above the white area, and leaves a drip on it .

I have tried many settings, but cannot solve the problem. My equipment: MK3S - MMU3. The black filament is Nanovia PLA VX loaded with virucidal powder, which can only be printed with a nozzle of 0.5 mm or more (here, I am in 0.6 mm), otherwise it clogs the nozzle. The white filament is Geeetech PLA (prints like generic PLA).

The ambient temperature of the room where I print is 20°C.

I reduced the extrusion temperatures to the minimum that the filaments accept for a good extrusion.

I set the same settings for both filaments. I put the retraction on, but it doesn't seem to be working.

Is it because we are inside the print and Prusaslicer doen't recognize the different parts of the print ?

How to ensure that it is taken into account in the division? I've joined my print settings after the picture ; I only put the values ​​that I had changed.

Thanks in advance for your suggestions.

Napsal : 01/03/2024 9:12 am
Carl
 Carl
(@carl-4)
Eminent Member
RE: Burrs on the internal parts of the print

Hello,

Don't know if you found the solution but for those who will have the same problem and read this, you can enable the "Do not cross perimeters" options,  it should help a lot with this issue...

Original Prusa MK3S+ | MMU2S | RMU MK3 Mod-S | Réducteur 4:1 fait maison

Napsal : 05/05/2024 7:14 pm
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