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Topic: Could you diagnose this result?

What is wrong to obtain that edge?

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Re: Could you diagnose this result?

Temprature is too high.

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Re: Could you diagnose this result?

Yes, it seems that. But only affecting an edge section?

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Re: Could you diagnose this result?

that edge is probably where the extruder either leaves or enters the part between features and because your temperature is too high its leaving ooze.

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Re: Could you diagnose this result?

EDIT - sorry it double posted

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Re: Could you diagnose this result?

batmaster wrote:

that edge is probably where the extruder either leaves or enters the part between features and because your temperature is too high its leaving ooze.

Ok, then I have to set a bit down the extruder temperature, currently 230ºC

Thanks!!