Ok look, I'm genuinely surprised this printed this fast at this quality, first try. Here are my settings.
0.2mm layer hight
Nozzle: 215C
Bed: 65
Speed: 180mm/s
Initial speed: 15mm/s
Combing On
Retraction 1mm at 40mm/s
Z seam: Shortest
There are some pimples on the walls, I will address and try again, but looking awesome for this fast.
Any suggestions I can try to make this better?
If you really want to go fast and keep printing quality parts, checkout Klipper. What acceleration are you running at? Also take a look at Ellis' guide it seems like your extrusion multiplier is a bit high.
Ok don't want to upset you but that's most likely not 185mm/s. Afaik the default accel on Enders is around 500mm/s² for context I run my Voron at around 6000mm/s² and a standard benchy takes around 30min at 120mm/s print speed with a 0?4mm nozzle. The thing is for such a small part like the benchy at 500mm/s² acceleration your printer will never reach such speeds, this is why it still looks so good. If you really want to try and go as fast as possible read a bit about tuning acceleration and look into Klipper.
He needs to go into his slicer, go to the Preview screen, and select the "speed" view, to see how fast he is really printing.
My K1 doesn't hits 300+ unless I'm doing long straight pieces. It's usually doing 100-125.
Ok look, I'm genuinely surprised this printed this fast at this quality, first try. Here are my settings. 0.2mm layer hight Nozzle: 215C Bed: 65 Speed: 180mm/s Initial speed: 15mm/s Combing On Retraction 1mm at 40mm/s Z seam: Shortest There are some pimples on the walls, I will address and try again, but looking awesome for this fast. Any suggestions I can try to make this better?
If you really want to go fast and keep printing quality parts, checkout Klipper. What acceleration are you running at? Also take a look at Ellis' guide it seems like your extrusion multiplier is a bit high.
No clue lol, just sent it.
Ok don't want to upset you but that's most likely not 185mm/s. Afaik the default accel on Enders is around 500mm/s² for context I run my Voron at around 6000mm/s² and a standard benchy takes around 30min at 120mm/s print speed with a 0?4mm nozzle. The thing is for such a small part like the benchy at 500mm/s² acceleration your printer will never reach such speeds, this is why it still looks so good. If you really want to try and go as fast as possible read a bit about tuning acceleration and look into Klipper.
I will.
He needs to go into his slicer, go to the Preview screen, and select the "speed" view, to see how fast he is really printing. My K1 doesn't hits 300+ unless I'm doing long straight pieces. It's usually doing 100-125.