Unresolved Poor Corners

Hi All, since you guys where to helpful previously in my printing Woes im hoping you can help again.

My print quality seems to be improving alot as time goes on, more likely due to the fact that im thinking more about the limitations of 3d printing during the drawing stage of 3d printing.

However some of these limitations need to be resolved rather that avoided.

the key one being at the moment is rather poor quality corners.

ive attached a couple of examples (i do apologise as black doesnt show up great in pictures)

but as you can see the corner definition is really poor.

would anyone have any ideas what i can do to resolve this??

 

Hi Geof,

Material is ABS
Temperature is 195c
Bed is 85C on a Kapton Tape/PVA Glue combo (fan disabled for the first layer)
Speed
Infill 50mm/s
Inside Perimeters 45mm/s
Outside Perimeters 45mm/s
Extrusion was set to 1.1 (measured 100mm, extruded 100mm and calculated extrusion was under.)

Retraction
Length on move 3mm
Speed 150mm
Minimum Travel 3mm

 

yep defiantly ABS, printing temp on label states 210-260c on the label.. I did start at 260 and gradually decreased as i was getting an issue with edges curling on (upper edges not the base) and i believe this was due to the print not cooling enough between layers

 

Thanks @Geof, im just reading through @mark tomlinson 's link.

My thoughts where the cornering speed which Mark link seems to cover,, (Jerk setting)

I'll up the temperature back to the range you stated, hopefully the curling edges wont rear its ugly head again.

Ill let you know how i get on.

thanks to both for your guidance.

 

For that the real solution is not to use ABS