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Seam has consistent blob but not sure how to remove it
Machine: Core v4 500, toro tube and chube, 0.4 nozzle
External walls printed at 150mm/s with scarf
ASA material
What i've noticed is that the printer will sit at the seam for a split second which causes a smidge of oozing. I'm not at all sure what is causing it to sit at the seam but past that all other paramters appear great. the finish is good, layers are smooth. dimensions are within acceptable range for holes.
I havn't played with retraction settings because when i did a retraction test it was fine above the 3rd "rung" ( orca test ) which would be 0.6 where its having issue but at 0.8 ( current setting ) there was no issue.
Most notably this happens on circles, if its a long line I dont seem to have as much if at all noticeable on the print.
External walls printed at 150mm/s with scarf
ASA material
What i've noticed is that the printer will sit at the seam for a split second which causes a smidge of oozing. I'm not at all sure what is causing it to sit at the seam but past that all other paramters appear great. the finish is good, layers are smooth. dimensions are within acceptable range for holes.
I havn't played with retraction settings because when i did a retraction test it was fine above the 3rd "rung" ( orca test ) which would be 0.6 where its having issue but at 0.8 ( current setting ) there was no issue.
Most notably this happens on circles, if its a long line I dont seem to have as much if at all noticeable on the print.
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