N4P not hitting printing speeds of 250mm/s
What print speed is the N4P actually capable of to properly print quality parts? Because I am starting to think it is unable of printing larger parts at those speeds (where its actually able to reach those speeds) Everytime i try to print something faster than 120mm/s big infill top&bottoms are quite underextruded (to the point you can easily see the layer underneath). The gears are also skipping if printing higher then 200
These are my settings right now:
Material: Elegoo rapid pla+ Speed: 50mm/s first layer 120mm/s overall Printing temp: 215c Bed temp: 65c first layer 60 for the rest Enclosure: yes but open when printing pla
Here's what I tried so far:
- Increased spanner tension on the pla
- Decreased spool roller resistance
- Up the printing temp: caused way more oozing with smaller bits & prints
- Added heat resistant thermal paste to the nozzle (specially made for 3d printing)
- Changed the hotend also the little ptfe tube (no effect)
- Upped the extruder motor amperage in the cfg file
- . Changed the entire print head to see if the extruder motor was worn
- Had a failing extruder cable harness so swapped that as well
Posted Sep 11, 2024, 10:08 AM UTC
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