Help fine tunning impression

[jaunty iron]

Hello,

I’m trying to print a Saint Seiya knight (Virgo) using a Bambu Lab A1. I also have a Creality Ender 3 V3 available. (this info is relevant in case of sugestions)

The front face of the print looks almost perfect, but the upper layers are not turning out as well.

I'm seeing similar issues in the first layers too, although I believe that might be due to the supports.

Does anyone have suggestions on how to improve the quality of the top layers?

Thanks in advance!

[cinder roost]

AI Help

It sounds like you may be experiencing issues with your print settings, particularly in regards to top layer quality. Here are some suggestions to help improve the quality of the top layers:

1. Increase the number of top layers in your slicer settings. By adding more top layers, you can improve the surface quality and make the top layers more solid.

2. Adjust the top solid infill pattern in your slicer settings. Experimenting with different infill patterns can help improve the top layer quality.

3. Check your print temperature and ensure it is appropriate for the filament you are using. A higher temperature can sometimes help with better adhesion and flow, resulting in improved top layers.

4. Make sure your cooling fan is functioning properly. Proper cooling is crucial for top layer quality. Adjust the fan speed and position to prevent overheating and deformations in the top layers.

By making these adjustments and experimenting with different settings, you should be able to imp...

WARNING: This response is AI generated and may contain errors.

[balmy parrot]

Reduce layer height go reduce the stairstepping, tune supports, angle your prints slightly (if possible) to avoid steep overhangs and supports

[cinder roost]

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