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    • bartolomeusundefined
      bartolomeus
      last edited by bartolomeus

      In addition to the reply above:

      • Looks like you have not pid tuned the hotend and bed (missing config-override)
      • Max temp of 280 is too high for the stock hotend (PTFE throat)
      • Set max acceleration on X,Y to 1000 and make sure your belts are tight
      • Set max speed on X,Y to 9000
      • Reduce your extruder acceleration
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      • newyork347undefined
        newyork347
        last edited by newyork347

        bartolomeus, BPisLife, Thank You for your help, I did it but it didn't fixed issue.

        2_1527780008900_IMG_2552.JPG 1_1527780008899_IMG_2551.JPG 0_1527780008899_IMG_2550.JPG

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        • BPisLifeundefined
          BPisLife
          last edited by

          Can you post the config file again? Have you calibrated the extruder?

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          • BPisLifeundefined
            BPisLife
            last edited by

            By the way, if you let the printer run with the web interface going, does the temperature look flat over a long period of time (say 30 minutes) or is it all over the place?

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            • newyork347undefined
              newyork347 @BPisLife
              last edited by newyork347

              @bpislife said in Low print quality Anycubic i3 Mega with Duet Wifi:

              ou let the printer run with the web interface going, does the temperature look flat over a long period of time (say 30 minutes) or is it all over the place?

              I played with settings, still no luck, temperature is alway is same in browser. I suspect that problem could be with extruder, in this print it uses 3 lines to build side wall when it builds 3rd line(facing inside of part that I'm printing) extruder making some different noise, but not extruding. Same happens for next layer. Thats how curvy lines appear from inside. I'm really sure that extruder in working conditions, something with settings. Thanks for helping!

              12_1527791635501_tpre0.g 11_1527791635501_tpost0.g 10_1527791635500_tfree0.g 9_1527791635500_stop.g 8_1527791635500_sleep.g 7_1527791635500_resume.g 6_1527791635500_pause.g 5_1527791635500_homez.g 4_1527791635499_homey.g 3_1527791635499_homex.g 2_1527791635499_homeall.g 1_1527791635499_config.g 0_1527791635498_bed.g

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              • BPisLifeundefined
                BPisLife
                last edited by

                Ok, now we are getting somewhere. Can you also post your gcode for that file. Which slicer are you using? Also, I would bring your extruder current down to 1000. Its better to run the motors lower as it keeps them from getting too hot.

                When you say same thing happens for the next layer, do you mean for all walls or only inside wall it seems to have an issue? Which extruder are you using?

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                • bartolomeusundefined
                  bartolomeus
                  last edited by

                  Extruder acceleration is still very high.
                  Have you selected relative extruder in the slicer? And reprap flavour?

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                  • newyork347undefined
                    newyork347
                    last edited by

                    I'm using Cura, Will reduce current to 1000. Problem only happens to inside side of wall. I'm Using extruder that came with printer, it looks like it have that stepper motor http://www.steppermotorshop.com/anycubic-nema-17-stepper-motor-bipolar-1-5a-40ncm57-1oz-in-4-leads-for-3d-printer-or-cnc-parts/
                    I will upload gcode

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                    • bartolomeusundefined
                      bartolomeus
                      last edited by

                      Also reduce your extruder acceleration.
                      Download and install the latest Cura. There is a i3 Mega profile already bundled in Cura. Make sure you set gcode flavour to reprap and set the extruder to relative mode

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                      • newyork347undefined
                        newyork347
                        last edited by

                        @bartolomeus said in Low print quality Anycubic i3 Mega with Duet Wifi:

                        duce your extruder acceleration.
                        Download and install the latest Cura. There is a i3 Mega profile already bundled in Cura. Make sure you set gcode flavour to reprap and set the extruder to relative mode

                        I have latest Cura with anycubic i3 profile, changed to reprap. Here is link to gcode https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yMk5IfvMBrTtCwyZ7EYB5OR-yhmC-Qoa/view?usp=sharing

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                        • BPisLifeundefined
                          BPisLife
                          last edited by

                          Out of curiousity what happens if you print with two walls? To me it sounds like a slicer issue but I don't know. What is strange to me is that the g-code only references "wall-outer" and never wall-Inner until very late in the print. I am not sure that means anything as I use simplify3d and its been a long time since I used CURA. As @bartolomeus said, make sure you set the extruder to relative.

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                          • newyork347undefined
                            newyork347 @BPisLife
                            last edited by

                            @bpislife said in Low print quality Anycubic i3 Mega with Duet Wifi:

                            if you print with two walls? To m

                            I will try to print two walls and will use slic3r too. I created second topic https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/5504/having-issue-printing-walls-with-duet-3d

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                            • BPisLifeundefined
                              BPisLife
                              last edited by

                              Take a look at this post. Seems to be a similar issue.

                              https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/5490/strange-moire-like-texture-on-prints-solved/27

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                              • newyork347undefined
                                newyork347 @BPisLife
                                last edited by

                                Thank a lot for helping, I was able to make print quality little better (but still not good enough) by playing with Cura settings(mostly wall thickness). After I installed duet wifi I took Anycubic i3 Cura profile and changed flavor to reprap, for some reason same settings don't work for duet. Still working on it.

                                I have a question: with anycubic I didn't had to do wall thickness setting and other too and had great prints, is it just Duet wifi(reprap firmware) thing? Can duet wifi print with same print quality or better as marlin ?

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                                • elmoretundefined
                                  elmoret
                                  last edited by

                                  @newyork347 said in Low print quality Anycubic i3 Mega with Duet Wifi:

                                  Can duet wifi print with same print quality or better as marlin ?

                                  Yes, most definitely.

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                                  • newyork347undefined
                                    newyork347
                                    last edited by

                                    Thank You, I think I was able to fix it, I changed extrusion factor on main page to 120% and temperature to 225 for pla, not sure what causing it, will test it tomorrow

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                                    • whosrdaddyundefined
                                      whosrdaddy
                                      last edited by

                                      Did you tune your heaters and did you perform a extrusion calibration test?

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