#weak infill

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sudden wadi
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Hi so I’ve had this problem for like a week or so now and I just really don’t know how to fix it, basically the exterior of the print is completely fine but when it comes to the supports and the infill the filliment just simply isn’t coming out correctly which is strange because previously my prints were completely fine infill wise. Does anyone have any tips on how to fix this as I’ve tried cleaning the nozzle, experimenting with the feeder tension and trying out different fillments and checking for a jammed nozzle yet nothing seems to work

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formal anvilBOT
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AI Help

It sounds like you may be experiencing issues with underextrusion on the supports and infill of your prints. Here are a few things you can try to troubleshoot and potentially fix the problem:

  1. Check the nozzle diameter setting in your slicer software to ensure it matches the actual diameter of your nozzle.
  2. Verify that the hotend temperature is set correctly for the filament you are using. Different filaments may require different temperatures for proper extrusion.
  3. Inspect the filament path for any obstructions or clogs that may be affecting the flow of filament.
  4. Increase the flow rate or adjust the extrusion multiplier in your slicer to ensure that enough filament is being extruded.
  5. Try increasing the printing temperature slightly to see if it improves the extrusion on supports and infill.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, there may be a more complex issue at play, such as a partially clogged nozzle or a problem with the extruder assembly. Consider reaching ou...

WARNING: This response is AI generated and may contain errors.
harsh pine
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Looks like a settings issue on slicer. check all setting regarding to infil. possibly line width

jaunty vortex
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Tune down print speed for infill and see if that helps. Also tune your flow (extrusion multiplier)

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?tuning

formal anvilBOT
jaunty vortex
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looks like you are outrunning the melting capabilities of your hotend