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Hello fellow withprinters. Whats happening here? Stringing is not the problem, if i print string tests, they are good. Its only in holes, the walls wont stick. Any suggestions for a fix?
Edit: Found the problem. The temperature sensor was faulty. Changed it and now everything is fine.
The problem is that the length of wall inside the holes is so short that the filament hasn't firmed up very much before the nozzle finishes the wall path and then pulls away from it.
Your first, best option is to slow down the print speed for just the exterior walls to give the filament a little more time to harden. Whatever the current speed is, cut it in half.
If your slicer doesn't have that much specificity in the settings, slow down all wall printing (or try a better slicer like OrcaSlicer or SuperSlicer).
Thanks, will look into that.