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Different extrusion multipliers

Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2016 5:29 pm
by Edwin
Hi,

Is it possible to separate the extrusion multiplier for bottom and top solid layers from the perimeter shells and set it separately?

I always have the need to use a much smaller extrusion multiplier for Bottom and Top Solid Layer for the perimeter shells to print especially smooth perimeter shells.
At the moment, I am working with several processes, but then I have always unsightly perimeter shells where I print Bottom and Top Solid Layers each with their own process.

Greetings Edwin

Re: Different extrusion multipliers

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 5:31 pm
by arhi
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Re: Different extrusion multipliers

Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2016 10:25 am
by kabali16
Edwin wrote:Hi,

Is it possible to separate the extrusion multiplier for bottom and top solid layers from the perimeter shells and set it separately?

I always have the need to use a much smaller extrusion multiplier for Bottom and Top Solid Layer for the perimeter shells to print especially smooth perimeter shells.
At the moment, I am working with several processes, but then I have always unsightly perimeter shells where I print Bottom and Top Solid Layers each with their own process.

Greetings Edwin
It is possible that your extrusion width is not set correctly. Try adjusting this. Are you seeing gaps between outlines or between outlines and infill ?

Re: Different extrusion multipliers

Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2016 2:39 pm
by Edwin
My extrusion width is already set correctly and this behavior has nothing to do with it since these settings have no influence on the result. For the outer perimeter shell, I can easily achieve much less material printing and especially smooth surfaces than bottom and top players. If I now divide this into different processes, I have always with the bottom and toplayers on the sides too much material, which I need to fill the deck but it is very smooth. Just the sides do not. Therefore, my question was whether one can adjust in S3D over any way sepaprat. This is a difference of up to 10% less material I need for the pages.