Small outcroppings are overextruded

[alimoabd2127]

I've minimized my over extrusion and the rest of my prints are coming out fine. But whenever I have a small island all by itself, I seem to get a lot of printing issues.
Are there any settings in Simplify3D that could improve this?
Here are some examples of what I'm talking about. Notice the blobs on the two parts that stick out from the main body. Sorry if they're blurry, the print was still in progress.

[S3D-Alex]

Could you please post a Factory File? We will need to see your settings to make an accurate assessment of what may be going wrong here.

[wirlybird]

I've minimized my over extrusion and the rest of my prints are coming out fine. But whenever I have a small island all by itself, I seem to get a lot of printing issues.
Are there any settings in Simplify3D that could improve this?
Here are some examples of what I'm talking about. Notice the blobs on the two parts that stick out from the main body. Sorry if they're blurry, the print was still in progress.

My first guess is you are getting a little over heating. What print material, temps and speeds?

[alimoabd2127]

I've attached the factory file. The material is Hatchbox Silver PLA at 170C going 40mm/s or 2400mm/min. I suspected temperature as well and have tried 210, 200, 190, 180. Most people seem to recommend 210-200 for this filament but I didn't have any luck with those.

[alimoabd2127]

Here's the factory file. I'm printing Hatchbox PLA at 170 C, 40mm/s. I've gone down from 210 C in 10 degree increments and this is the best it's been so far.

[wirlybird]

I've attached the factory file. The material is Hatchbox Silver PLA at 170C going 40mm/s or 2400mm/min. I suspected temperature as well and have tried 210, 200, 190, 180. Most people seem to recommend 210-200 for this filament but I didn't have any luck with those.

Temps are ok. On Hatchbox you probably don't need more than 200.

Look at how your part cooling is working. Maybe rotate the part so that on those tabs the broad side is facing the cooling duct to allow the air to hit more surface area.

Also you could slow to 30mm/s and see if it helps.