Partial Answer Need help with settings print quality

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Slicer of choice

 

So there are a few recommendations and a link to some visual troubleshooting suggestions (S3D created but not specific to that slicer)

Too hot. PLA generally should be extruded at the lowest possible temperature to get smooth flow. That will sharpen details and eliminate nearly all of that stringing you care getting between prints. You can find an ideal temperature by finding a relatively small model and try printing it over and over just changing hotend target temperature.

Bed temp is okay, I have even gone colder now with PLA at about 45°C but I also use cheap Aquanet hairspray on the glass bed.

https://www.simplify3d.com/support/print-quality-troubleshooting/

 

Not really, I thought honeycomb infill was the greatest thing since sliced bread, when it came out. I pretty much print everything now with a simple Grid infill.

 

Might want to try a smaller nozzle too. If that is 0.4 (stock) try dropping to 0.25 (and reduce print speed accordingly). You can then drop the layer heights to 0.1 (or even less) and get more detail at the cost of speed. (and yea, looks too hot as well)

 

https://www.matterhackers.com/topic/mattercontrol

 

I always suggest printing a temperature tower and seeing which ones are best for your machine, filament and environment. With some practice you can get away with a small quick print (like a deprime test object) and sort out your temperatures from that. Since it is looking hot, start by dropping it 5c

Print speed -- where ever that is in your slicer.

 

I am not a mattercontrol guy. Looks like that might be correct from their docs here:

http://wiki.mattercontrol.com/SETTINGS/General/Speed

In Simplify3D I usually just tweak "Default Print Speed" but each slicer is different.