New Printer-Z banding?

This voron cube is the first print off of the bed of Vcore 3.1 build sliced in prusa slicer printed at 195℃ excellent adhesion but how do I get rid of this zbanding or is it something else .I will be doing resonance calibration pretty soon and tightening the belt and I know that I need to increase the cooling as well
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harsh-harlequin
harsh-harlequin2y ago
Looks like the top flow needs to be increased a little more Check if there are dust particles on the screw rod
sj175
sj175OP2y ago
Thank you i will check for the things you mentioned
3DBoomer
3DBoomer2y ago
Drop your extrusion multiplier to 0.95 and tune input shaper
Atama
Atama2y ago
Print one with the absolute minimum layer height, then do one with the max layer height possible. Could provide some useful info
conscious-sapphire
conscious-sapphire2y ago
Have the same issue. 😦 do you use bondtech extruder too?
conscious-sapphire
conscious-sapphire2y ago
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Atama
Atama2y ago
What steps have you tried?
sj175
sj175OP2y ago
My issue stemmed from the fact that one of the pulley was loose
SwampHead
SwampHead5w ago
I've got terrible z banding! Just built the idex vcore 4. I made sure everything is tight but my test print is coming out like this: I had zero problems when it was just a hybrid. The first 5 layers lay down nicely, but then it just off the build by 2-3mm.
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Atama
Atama3w ago
This doesn't really look like a banding issue to me, I can see some, but the corners look like more of a problem. One good thing to check for z banding to to cross reference it with the flow and speed from the slicer. Then you may want to set a slow maximum printing speed, to see how much of the issue may be mechanical vs flow & speed related.

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