I've tried multiple temp towers but they all failed because of the underextrution. So I tried benchys with with 190 and 220°C and have seen little difference. Then I just stuck to 200°C for no other reasons then I've used it before
Yes the print immediately before was good (see my other commend) 2. Try same settings (left) seems a little bit better but still not good
Print i did immediately before. Main differences no supports and less Variationen in horizontal Crosssection ?
Im working with an old reprap cotroled directly with an Laptop with cura. Filament is RS-Pro (2325395) Pla though. Open around 4 weeks ago but i have this problem in some capacity since i have this Filament. Before i had some really old pla which snapped all the time because it wss so brittle. Is this really just shitty Filament? Help/ Insight would be much appreciated.
Fun fact, in the right panel on the left bottom ( under the chello (?) thing) is a guy with sheet music an his butt and somebody translatet it into todays music. You can listen to it here https://youtu.be/OnrICy3Bc2U
Britney spears - hit me baby one more time
Moonlight shadow - Mike Oldfield
Yes go for the grammar You're a hero :)
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Exruder skipping would fit because I feel like it's happening more if the layer is multiple small sections (like between the holes in the original picture) But because I thought I have nice tooth marks there should be no skipping, but many its to much pressure. https://files.catbox.moe/1xgz70.jpg