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This is the temp tower of my wood print experiment Cand even se much difference. It goes from 260 to 190. Below 225 gets really flimsy and above 240 melts. But even 230, the "best" one is really bad, and I'm not talking about retraction. Even the layers that melt are inconsistent.
Also it's not humidity since the filament was in a filament dryer for.16hours.
edit: The nozzle is 0.8
can someone think of anything else?
Are you sure the gcode actually makes the printer change temps? Good thing to double check since it looks the same throughout
If you focus only on the little pylon within the circle you can see a clear trend.
hum ill check but I used orca native temp tower and chrcked through the print? it didi chsnge. could it be a hardware problem?