#Supported area low quality

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It sounds like you have already taken some good troubleshooting steps, such as checking the surface flatness and support structures. Since you have tried with a new spool of filament and ensured it was properly dried, the issue might be related to the 3D printer settings.

Here are a few suggestions that may help improve the print quality:

  1. Check the nozzle temperature settings: Make sure the temperature is appropriate for the filament being used.
  2. Adjust retraction settings: Try tweaking the retraction distance and speed in your slicer settings to reduce stringing and scarring.
  3. Modify print speed: Slowing down the print speed can sometimes improve the overall quality of the print.
  4. Check layer height: Adjusting the layer height can also affect the surface finish of the print.

Since you have used different printers and slicer settings for each part, it could be helpful to compare the printer settings between the two machines to see if there are significant differences t...

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