Possible underextrusion?
Have been having this issue that looks like underextrusion using the default Prusaslicer HF profile for the V-Core, rapido 2.0 UHF and orbiter V2. This is a basic calibration cube I printed, I double checked E-Steps and extruder tension, and I’ve tried with multiple dried filaments and 2 slicers now, so I’m not sure what is causing this. Printing at 205 and 160mm/s so I don’t think I am running too fast, but don’t know what’s causing it
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6 Replies
flat-fuchsia•10mo ago
What Brand and type of filament do you use what temp ? Fanspeed?
Do you choosed the correct orbiter at the printer.cfg ?
40% on 4028 fan, have tried 3 rolls (Polymaker, Hatchbox, and Overture) all PLA, usually print at 195 but having this issue anywhere from 195-215. Also played with retraction settings but nothing came of it
And yes, using Orbiter-1004 for orbiter V2
wise-white•10mo ago
Do you print with 0.4 or 0.6 nozzle? Is the right one set in the slicer?
0.4 nozzle, set correctly in slicer
xenophobic-harlequin•10mo ago
What is your EM set to?
yeah id say you will need to up your extrusion multiplier in the slicer
its often set to 0.89 by default, you will probably need at least 1.0 or higher
its interesting that the top surface looks quite okay apart from the infil holes near the perimeter