#Problems with infill.

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plain garden
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Hello everyone! I'm new to 3D printing, just got myself a new printer Anycubic Kobra 2 plus and I'm having problems with printing quality. I'm printing with PLA.

I have already figured out z offset and got my first layer perfect, but I'm struggling with infill.

I would appreciate any help!

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tough groveBOT
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AI Help

Hello! I'm glad to hear you've already made progress with your first layer. For improving infill quality with PLA on your Anycubic Kobra 2 Plus, there are a few things you can try:

  1. Increase Infill Density: If you're finding that the infill is too sparse, try increasing the infill density in your slicer settings. A higher infill percentage will make the print more solid.

  2. Adjust Infill Pattern: Experiment with different infill patterns like grid, honeycomb, or gyroid to see which one gives you better strength and quality for your prints.

  3. Check Printing Temperature: Make sure you are printing PLA at the recommended temperature range for your filament. Adjusting the temperature can sometimes affect infill quality.

  4. Calibrate Extrusion Multiplier: Ensuring that your extrusion multiplier is properly calibrated can also help improve infill quality. You can adjust this in your slicer settings.

  5. Check for Clogs: Ensure that there are no clogs or jams in ...

WARNING: This response is AI generated and may contain errors.
pseudo marten
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Do a cold pull, looks like a nozzle clog. If this is PLA, turn up your printing temp by 5-10c

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?coldpull

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