#i am getting oval circles in k1c, measured cauliflower, how do I apply fixes in Creality Print?
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It sounds like you may be experiencing some issues with the accuracy of your 3D prints. Ensure your 3D printer is properly calibrated and that the design files are accurate. Check for any issues such as filament diameter, belt tension, or slicer settings. Calibration cubes or measurement tools can help identify any dimensional discrepancies. If issues persist, consider reaching out to the manufacturer for support or seeking assistance from online communities.
the instructions are right there. just scroll down on the spreadsheet
that looks like a pretty good circle to me
Small circles used in fit get problems, 4-10 mm circles are the worse
I could not find how to fix the inner and outer difference
well its very interesting that your inner / outer measurements differ by .4mm
which is likely your wall thickness
so you are getting an extra wall in the internal measurements
like that has to be the case
@floral eagle what slicer settings did you use to print that califlower?
Standard creality print 0.2mm profile
Adjusted only flow, pressure advance, temperature of filament
I will measure with another paquimeter Just to be sure
But we can see the shorter X on circles
some of that might be the resolution of the printer moves though
as you get smaller the circle could get more and more quantized?
I guess is the way to put it
But should this happen? I will try orcaslicer soon
I don't know if creality slicer has it, but cura has an option to print external walls first
so basically if you need really good external wall accuracy that is a route to go, since then the internal walls don't push your walls out
awwh yea I was gonna say it looks like 2 there
do you know which one prints first?
like did you happen to catch which one it did first I should say