Supports stringing off model

Looks like you need cooling on. Hard to see but it looks like the support is falling in on itself

I'm not sure.  I only have an sd4. Only print abs. I have a blower fan running full all the time pointed at the print

Update. Figure if I sort this out it will be the solution with the supports too

http://imgur.com/pGOtXDf

These are supposed to be smooth sabre tooth tiger teeth.

From left to right the only changes have been cooling

100%. I've always on Automatic Off

Slic3r .32 layer heights
Abs
Da Vinci 1.0a firmware flashed with repetitive
Extruder 230
Bed 100
3 top and bottom layers

Turned cooling to full, took heat down to 210 still doing it

Roger that, I was trying to find the specific setting in slic3r and went from 80mm/s to 50 mm/s and still same issue

The only other thing I can think of is maybe the infill is too low (5%) ill try a 100% on it to see if i get same results then work backwards.

50mm per second is too fast for a Da Vinci. Their default for fast printing is 40mm per second. Medium and fine are even slower. The Da Vinci is not a fast machine and should not be run over 40mm per second without a different hot end design.

Same deal and twice the wait

http://imgur.com/a/IpXtP

Cooling set to Auto and minimum layer time 30 seconds

EDIT

I didn't read the settings correctly, Setting the speed required all other settings to be 0 (Which I didn't do the first time)

Trying again @ 30 mm/s now with 100% cooling (except first 5 layers)

If that fails ill try 10mm/s

EDIT EDIT

So, 30 mm/s failed (but probably best print so far)

trying 10 now (2 1/2 hour print for a 5 cm tooth...) If that still fails I can focus my attention elsewhere..

The issue with 3d printing on a whole it that every part, and every spool of filament requires different settings. Yes you can get a ballpark setting but it will still need to be tweaked for every part. It all depends on geometry. Larger parts can be printed faster but small parts need to be printed slower and often times requires them to be printed in multiples or print something else on the bed at the same times. The trick is to allow time for each layer to cool before the next so that sometimes requires something else to be printed so the hotend moves away from the smaller part for a while. Getting the settings right for each print is the hardest and most troublesome part of this hobby.