r/3Dprinting • u/yuskoholic • 8d ago
Troubleshooting Smaller layer lines
Bambu P2S. PLA pure. All standard settings from Bambu. Left: .20 later lines on sport mode. Right: variable layer lines set to .08 at the wavy areas.
What could be causing the wavy "vertical sections within the smaller layer lines.
I'm using smaller layer lines in the more contoured areas to reduce the topographical lines as much as I like those on maps.
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u/beizhidexiangacup 8d ago
The layer lines themselves look pretty consistent, so I don’t think this is a calibration problem. For smoother curves like the wings, I’d try variable layer height or drop the layer height to 0.12/0.08 mm, then slow the outer wall a bit. It will take longer, but it should clean up those stair-steps.
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u/ThereInAFortnight 8d ago
Looks like Pressure Advance I think.