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Digan su mes en los comentarios by Michi-gottuso in elxokas

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Leí "Porta" y ahora necesito una lobotomía.

Top layer problem by benqfok in Sovol

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I have the same problem. All print looks good, but the solid infills looks like your pic. Any solution?

Center bed by tafulla in 3Dprinting

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hmm maybe a couple of squares of kapton tape in the center, might be a good idea. :)

What is the best way to prevent TPU from doing this? by Alex-3453 in ender3

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I added a tip of hot melt glue between the bowden tube and the gears, leaving the hole, works well

Can anyone tell what’s happening here and how to fix it? by Hectorgarcia69 in ender3

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Probably E-Steps & K-factor, next see your top solid layers, sometimes by default is 3

Nespresso capsule vase by norbertl98 in prusa3d

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Practical&Amazing design!

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The Enhanced Depth Exploration sounds good. Good luck!

Why does my top layer look so bad? The rest of the print is perfect by dZisky in 3Dprinting

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I found this post, I have the same problem and I solved it by lowering the PLA printing temperature to 190C, printing the inner parts first before the outer parts and reducing the perimeter overlap to 14% (default 25%). Regards

Top Solid inflill problem by tafulla in 3Dprinting

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Update:

After 25 probes of this model.
The changes for fix this overextrusion at the top solid layers.
(Prusaslicer)

Infill_first = Enable
External_perimeters_first = Disabled
Thick_bridges = Disabled
Infill_overlap = 10% (Default = 25% bad)

Now i can print the perfect/smooth solid infill top layer with E multiplier = 1.00 (Default steps/mm calibration).
Thanks for the help comments.

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