3D printer globby direction changes ?

[exxos]

@rubber_jonnie that's what linear advance is supposed to do. Though it just ends up with gaps before the blobs

I was just messing with Cura, but think maybe just going for pure infill rather than shells would be better.

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[rubber_jonnie]

@rubber_jonnie that's what linear advance is supposed to do. Though it just ends up with gaps before the blobs

I was just messing with Cura, but think maybe just going for pure infill rather than shells would be better.


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Yeah, I think the 20mm wall thickness is the problem, it's just laying down so much plastic, the slowdown at the corner is causing a bulge and the linear advance you mentioned isn't coping well.

If you only intend for it to be a template for a metal part, so you can test fit before having it made, then pure infill would probably do the job.

[exxos]

Yeah, I think the 20mm wall thickness is the problem, it's just laying down so much plastic, the slowdown at the corner is causing a bulge and the linear advance you mentioned isn't coping well.

Yep. Though I will round the corners to see what that does. I will likely have to print another. Current one been running a hour already and its a 4-5 hour print. So don't want to keep stopping it.

[exxos]

Rounding corners may help but it is still sharp turns on the internals anyway

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I guess the likely lesson here is, don't print squares on the 3-D printer