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    The left is over-extrusion without doubt. Are you printing inner perimeters first or outer? Each perimeter will overlap the others so that you get good adhesion horizontally, so you might expect some pushing out if you're over-extruding a little. I'd try dropping the extrusion multiplier by 0.2mm incrementally on successive prints until you get a good wall.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3dkarma View Post
    The left is over-extrusion without doubt. Are you printing inner perimeters first or outer? Each perimeter will overlap the others so that you get good adhesion horizontally, so you might expect some pushing out if you're over-extruding a little.
    In the solid cube ( the one on the left) there is only 1 perimeter.

    Quote Originally Posted by 3dkarma View Post
    I'd try dropping the extrusion multiplier by 0.2mm incrementally on successive prints until you get a good wall.
    What do you mean by dropping it by 0.2mm? The extrusion multiplier is either a factor or a percentage, not a distance. Can you please clarify?

    Thanks.


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