Anyone interested in helping me troubleshoot an issue with my 3D printer?
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Anyone interested in helping me troubleshoot an issue with my 3D printer? When printing on my prusa core one with one of the default speed profiles, I’m getting this weird, inconsistent extrusion pattern.
I don’t think it’s one of the following:
- too high print speed (130mm/s)
- wrong extrusion multiplier (previously calibrated)
- nozzle clogAny ideas?
#3dprinting #troubleshooting -
Anyone interested in helping me troubleshoot an issue with my 3D printer? When printing on my prusa core one with one of the default speed profiles, I’m getting this weird, inconsistent extrusion pattern.
I don’t think it’s one of the following:
- too high print speed (130mm/s)
- wrong extrusion multiplier (previously calibrated)
- nozzle clogAny ideas?
#3dprinting #troubleshooting -
Anyone interested in helping me troubleshoot an issue with my 3D printer? When printing on my prusa core one with one of the default speed profiles, I’m getting this weird, inconsistent extrusion pattern.
I don’t think it’s one of the following:
- too high print speed (130mm/s)
- wrong extrusion multiplier (previously calibrated)
- nozzle clogAny ideas?
#3dprinting #troubleshooting@naor_nl I know these patterns, but for me it happened when printing with 0.08mm layer height. I always assumed it to be some combination of speed and nozzle temperature (because it looks like the nozzle drags a tiny bit of material from the lower layer into the direction it moves before it immediately hardens again), unfortunately never looked into it further.
If you already calibrated the multiplier and there aren't artifacts on the slope (doesn't look like it) I suspect speed and temps.

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@naor_nl I know these patterns, but for me it happened when printing with 0.08mm layer height. I always assumed it to be some combination of speed and nozzle temperature (because it looks like the nozzle drags a tiny bit of material from the lower layer into the direction it moves before it immediately hardens again), unfortunately never looked into it further.
If you already calibrated the multiplier and there aren't artifacts on the slope (doesn't look like it) I suspect speed and temps.

@naor_nl Oh right, another note: This also behaved differently for me depending on the filament (including within the same material, i.e. PLA), which would also point to the specific filament not being dialed in nicely / not compatible with that specific Prusa printing preset.
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