Holes on the SIDES of print (no holes on top)

[CurlyB]

Hello!

Can you help me identify the problem shown on the pictures below? It appeared not so long ago. I print with PLA at 220-230 degrees. I have already tried to lower the temperature to 210 and I cleaned up the nozzle. I wasn't able to find any similar in troubleshooting guides.

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[Roxy]

It does look like you are printing too hot. 205 C is a very common temperature for PLA.

[Sebastian Finke]

How fast are you printing? Could be too fast...

But Roxy's right, lower that temp....

[CurlyB]

Roxy,

That was my first guess too. However, look at the picture. The one on the right was printed at about 190-200 C. It also look mat, which is strange to me.
Ignore the shifting problem.

Also, I didn't see anything like this on the pictures of printed-too-hot models.

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Sebastian,

I'll try, that sounds reasonably, thanks.

[TraceChaser]

FYI:
I print PLA at 180-190 (depending on the overall size of the print) on a glass bed with hairspray as my 'glue'. Bed temp is 40, altho, I likely don't need it.
Could it be moisture in the filament, that is 'boiling-out' at the high temps?

[LambdaFF]

What speed are you printing at ? It might be that printing hot at high speed is OK-ish but if you print at lower temps you would need to slow down as well.

[curious aardvark]

print slower .

Do you have active cooling ?

[Davo]

Try adding another layer of vertical shell as well.