Closed WimVDK closed 1 month ago
may be it a slow down printing setting in filament settings (cooling)
Confirmed.
Max flow test does not overwrite custom filament setting. Attached pic is from top to bottom
may be it a slow down printing setting in filament settings (cooling)
Nope, outer wall speed limit doesn't apply to vase mode prints like this
I just did the max flow rate test on my A1. First defects spot on at 35 cubic mm per second. Orca 2.1.x beta
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I think I'm facing a similar issue here. My understanding is that Filament profile Max Flow Rate should be the limiting factor Orca obeys, no matter what speeds I set. Otherwise it's pointlees. I've got a filament tested to around 35 cubic mm per second with no artifacts. But when I try to print it seems all is going too fast. I even cut down the max flow to 15 and I still get this
Is there an existing issue for this problem?
OrcaSlicer Version
2.0.0 beta
Operating System (OS)
Windows
OS Version
11
Additional system information
No response
Printer
Bambulab X1C
How to reproduce
Using a third party upgraded hotend https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006700611159.html
Actual results
That hotend is supposedly rated for 35mm³/sec max. Both tests completed perfectly with a standard non-cht nozzle. No underextrusion defects.
Expected results
So by mf specifications defects should have started to appear at around the 30mm³/s mark. Yet it didn't despite slicing showing transitions and i could "hear" speed increases.
Either that hotend is more powerful or somethings "off" with the gcode sent. Currently upped my ASA filament max flow rate to 100mm³/sec which should be impossible to achieve even for an X1C with a 3rd party hotend. Loading a max flow rate test with matching steps (0-100). Results to follow
Anything else?
No response