What can be wrong when small details like ears on pikachu, printed wierdly, because it moves quickly and don’t have time to solidify and makes defects. What setting can help me? [photo5323318969769243098]

I can think of two things that might be happening. I’ve had some issues with my v1 when the print area is very small, the piece does not cool enough between layers. It’s something that kind of builds up as successive layers say warmer than they should, so it’s kind of hard to pin point. The v2 is…

Hey, thank you for you reply, in both cases I was looking at the figures while the were finishing printing, and I they were not moved in both cases at the end the material didn’t have enought time to cool and started to wobble, so I think it is temperature problem, what can I do to fix it? I have Sn…

You could add a cooling tower to your print that has the same height as your print and is somwhere away from your actual print. the travel between the tower and your print will give each layer some extra time to cool down. By increasing or decreasing the distance you can modify the cooling time.

In Cura you can set a minimum layer time, this will slow the printer down on layers that are printed quickly to give more time to cool. You can have the printer slow down to a minimum set speed and/or wait away from the printed piece until the minimum layer time has completed.

I think minimum layertime would not help because of so little space and detail. Look at this: [image] Snapmaker Tower Tips! (Images included) Snapmaker Original Hey all! If you’ve tried to make a small tower with the snapmaker, you;ve probably noticed the walls look terr…

I have two questions: If you lower the printing speed, will it be better? If you print a larger model, will the issue still exist?

to and extent, yes. Generally there is a threshold under which you wont see any real quality gains. I print at around 40mm/s on walls and notice no difference printing any slower, whereas when I print on my fast setting of 60mm/s I do notice some variability in walls. When printing a larger mod…

Thank you @C.Harris First, I think you need to lower the working speed of the smaller model. Like 40 mm/s to 50 mm/s Second, as for the overhanging part like the ears, the support structure is needed.

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I think minimum layertime would not help because of so little space and detail.

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