This video discuss the happening of scratches Mark on 3d printed part surface. Reasons and solution to solve the problems and ensure a flawless surface.
Thank you. I'm experiencing this problem right now, so I will step by step go through the suggested tests and settings to help zero in on a better print finish!
I solved my problem of poor dimensional accuracy and over extrusion on the top layers by setting different flow multipliers for the walls and top layer. in my case I changed the wall flow rate until it matched the wall thickness I had set (used calipers to measure the printed wall calibration box). then I used a lower flow value for the top layer to avoid over extrusion, you would do the opposite if there's gaps between the lines
Nice video man
very clear explanations very good content. Explain both problems and solutions. thank you
Thank you. I'm experiencing this problem right now, so I will step by step go through the suggested tests and settings to help zero in on a better print finish!
I solved my problem of poor dimensional accuracy and over extrusion on the top layers by setting different flow multipliers for the walls and top layer. in my case I changed the wall flow rate until it matched the wall thickness I had set (used calipers to measure the printed wall calibration box). then I used a lower flow value for the top layer to avoid over extrusion, you would do the opposite if there's gaps between the lines
I'm trying to find just ironing, but watching your video I learned a lot things. Thanks much :)
Glad to hear that. Happy printing😊
Very good video! Explaining a lot with good graphical display :) thanks to you I can finally print in peace :D
thanks for the clear explanations!
Thanks so much for the settings >> I've been wondering why my prints get a little scratched looking if the few first layers looks so smooth..
Welcome, good luck for ur printing😊
Best video I found 🔥🔥 and trust me this explains a lot
I love the video, it really helped. thank you!
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