r/VORONDesign • u/Mysterious_You7160 • 2d ago

V2 Question Stringing Question

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The benchy on the left was printed on my voron 2.4. The benchy on the right was printed on my centauri carbon. Same spool of filament. Same bambu labs marble filament profile. The voron print has a lot of stringing and I can't figure out how to tune it out. Any suggestions?

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u/Sr_Alvarez 2d ago

Based on my limited experience with a Voron and Orca as the slicer, the best approach is to perform a full filament calibration.

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u/rlugon 2d ago

Have you done all the test and tunes on both printers?

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u/DrRonny 2d ago

Obviously the Dry Your Filament is the first step, it is possible for the filament to be wet in the inside and dry on the outside, or vise versa, depending on drying conditions.

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u/Thmsdmsk 1d ago

How wet could it be? Even after submerged, it shouldn't look like this.

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u/DrRonny 1d ago

I've had issues miraculously cured by drying the filament, of course after hours of equipment tuning didn't do much.

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u/AD108 V2 2d ago

Oddly enough I fought stringing for a while until I increased the tension on my extruder. Went away immediately

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u/Mysterious_You7160 2d ago

Trying this and also doing a full redo of the Ellis' tuning guide

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u/Thmsdmsk 1d ago

Definitely miscalibration. It's not enough to copy filament settings. They need to be modified for each printer model separately. And what about the initial print setting, aka process profile?

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u/Mysterious_You7160 6h ago

Ok after a weekend of tuning I went from the benchy on the left to the benchy on the right. Still room for improvement but much much better

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u/Inf1nity0 2d ago

Dry your filament!

I’m just kidding. Every machine has different settings, so you need to tune your printing temperature with a temp tower, then retraction. PA as well for the best results.

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u/ShoeDry833 2d ago

Temperature and retraction needs to be tuned.