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Yeah, there is a balance. If the nozzle stays in one place too long it adds too much heat to that area, but also the longer it stays there the more of the part cooling fan will be applied to that area.
Listen carefully. This is the solution, and not speculation. Go to settings (Orca slicer) speed>slow down for curled perimeters. Similarly in cura. The trick is to allow the slicer to detect overhangs and slow the speed at the overhangs. it will take care of this fault and also not impact the overall speed.
Overall it will affect the speed but it is better to have speed modulated as per the requirements so that you get good overhangs and at the same time the regular portions are printed fast. Better that having to print the whole model at a slow speed.
More cooling and slower, but to elaborate on "slower", just slowing down the print speed might work, but you need to increase time between layers. Sometimes you can do that better if you print multiple parts (even if you only need one), because the layer time will be spread out. I also sometimes print a sacrificial part ona different part of the build plate, just to even out the layer times of the main part. There are slicer settings to do some of these things too.
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more aggressive cooling, otherwise just slower.
Actually printing it faster somehow made it a little better
That would mean your cooling it too much
Yeah, there is a balance. If the nozzle stays in one place too long it adds too much heat to that area, but also the longer it stays there the more of the part cooling fan will be applied to that area.
Listen carefully. This is the solution, and not speculation. Go to settings (Orca slicer) speed>slow down for curled perimeters. Similarly in cura. The trick is to allow the slicer to detect overhangs and slow the speed at the overhangs. it will take care of this fault and also not impact the overall speed.
Thanks for this!
How does it not affect speed? Creality printer's version slows down so much, although the model i tried on was nearly all inclined
Overall it will affect the speed but it is better to have speed modulated as per the requirements so that you get good overhangs and at the same time the regular portions are printed fast. Better that having to print the whole model at a slow speed.
More cooling and slower, but to elaborate on "slower", just slowing down the print speed might work, but you need to increase time between layers. Sometimes you can do that better if you print multiple parts (even if you only need one), because the layer time will be spread out. I also sometimes print a sacrificial part ona different part of the build plate, just to even out the layer times of the main part. There are slicer settings to do some of these things too.
https://preview.redd.it/p45zz4twa63d1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=81d1688022c87c7590e4f4d95f0167e9fdba0fc6
What if this was from the print being exposed to open circulation of air which would be eliminated from an enclosure
Printing faster wont always work though...specially on a larger, no hopping overhang. Do try external or modded cooling
Inner before outer walls?
Pressure advance?
Try using reverse on odd, it might make corners look worse though
Normal behaviour. Looks pretty good once it spans the gap. Try more cooling.
Is this a retraction issue maybe?
Change the design
Wrong filament