Improving print quality

[zenith sun]

Hey guys, how i could improve print quality on slopes like this? PLA, 200c, 60bed

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AI Help

To improve print quality on slopes, you can try the following tips:

1. Check your printer's calibration to ensure it's properly leveled.
2. Increase the infill percentage to provide more support for sloping areas.
3. Decrease the print speed to allow for better precision on sloped surfaces.
4. Consider using a cooling fan to prevent overheating and improve layer adhesion on slopes.
5. Check the nozzle for any clogs or damage that may affect the print quality.

If these tips do not improve the print quality, you may need to adjust your slicing settings or consider using support structures for complex slopes.

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

[torpid raptor]

Do you mean the outer surface walls? I don't see any slope issues.

[zenith sun]

Yes, is not very smooth. All the lines are pretty visible

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[idle quail]

Thats coming out ok, but you can also try tuning:

• pressure advance
• flow
• cornering speed (orca has a calibration for this)
• grease and clean your z screws
• checking your temperature sensor stays stable?
• making sure your filament speed is tuning freely.

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[zenith sun]

Yes, my main thing is the lines that are on Z layers, there are a few big consistant ones

I will try greasing the Z axis, and calibrating PA too.

[glass surge]

Try placing an upwards force on your nozzle. If u notice alot of slack, then this could be the cause.

As your printhead aren't moving consistently then