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hey i could use a tip 
i printed a 20mm^3 test cube which was .55mm too big on x and y. I then increased the rotation distance from 40 to 41.1 (calculated based on the deviation) and got exactly the same result (.55mm too big) when I printed the test again. What would be the next logical step to fix this problem?
i printed a 20mm^3 test cube which was .55mm too big on x and y. I then increased the rotation distance from 40 to 41.1 (calculated based on the deviation) and got exactly the same result (.55mm too big) when I printed the test again. What would be the next logical step to fix this problem?Solution
yay, im back in action, replacement of that damn fuse worked well... I think everything has been said here, calibrating the flow rate has brought improvements. I have now also tried it with another petg without CF, the prints come out with 0.03mm difference which is perfectly acceptable. The problem discussed here is probably due to the filament (petg cf) or the combination of cf filament + cht 0.4 nozzle. I think I can close this here then, thanks again to all involved
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