#My polylite pla pro cold white looks terrible.
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Can you provide any pictures of results?
It was the bambu lab defalt benchy that came with the printer so I don't know the settings
Sure just a sec
sounds like you need to run through your usual tuning steps with your ender 3.
temperature, flow, retraction, etc...
It is my only spool that does not work on the ender 3 v2 so I only really care about it on the P1S
those layers look chunky, what are your settings?
I don't know. It is the default Bambu lab benchy that came on the printer. I was using the macro camera on my phone. On some parts they look chunky but some it looks fine.
well that is why
the default benchy is not designed to print with anything BUT Bambu pla
yup
if you have any other questions just ping me directly
like, on here I mean, I have notifications turned off
Um isn't that the dreaded benchy line? https://help.prusa3d.com/article/the-benchy-hull-line_124745
White will be the least forgiving and highlight print defects far more. Any shadows cast by inconsistent layers are more noticeable compared to most colours or black. I'd recommend running some flow and temperature calibrations to find the right settings for your printer. As others said, Bambu PLA performs differently to others so the bambu sample gcode isn't exactly useful for every PLA filament.
I printed one that I sliced. It looked a little better.
settings?
definitely a bit of a hull line
Default setting. 0.2mm layer height. 0.42 mm layer thickness. Default speed for P1S.
15% grid infill
2 walls
Forgot to ping sorry
I don't fully know what "ping me directly" means.
you got the ping 🙂