Extruder doesn't retract on inner wall lines thereby causing stringing











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I am trying to stop the stringing that occurs on one of my prints, I have set it so that it retracts the filament which does stop it during the extrusion of the outer wall layer, however when it comes to print the inner lines of the section it does not retract at all (the extruder gear does not move back).



Outer Wall Line Prints Without Stringing



Inner Wall Line Prints With Stringing



I am using Cura as my slicer and I cannot find any setting that would change this. My current retraction settings are as follows:



Enable Retraction - On

Retract At Layer Change - On

Retraction Distance - 7

Retraction Retract Speed - 40 mm/s

Retraction Prime Speed - 30 mm/s

Retraction Extra Prime Amount - 1 mm3

Retract Before Outer Wall - On


I am not sure how to stop this from happening, any suggestions that you can make will be greatly appreciated.






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    I am trying to stop the stringing that occurs on one of my prints, I have set it so that it retracts the filament which does stop it during the extrusion of the outer wall layer, however when it comes to print the inner lines of the section it does not retract at all (the extruder gear does not move back).



    Outer Wall Line Prints Without Stringing



    Inner Wall Line Prints With Stringing



    I am using Cura as my slicer and I cannot find any setting that would change this. My current retraction settings are as follows:



    Enable Retraction - On
    
Retract At Layer Change - On
    
Retraction Distance - 7
    
Retraction Retract Speed - 40 mm/s
    
Retraction Prime Speed - 30 mm/s
    
Retraction Extra Prime Amount - 1 mm3
    
Retract Before Outer Wall - On


    I am not sure how to stop this from happening, any suggestions that you can make will be greatly appreciated.






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      I am trying to stop the stringing that occurs on one of my prints, I have set it so that it retracts the filament which does stop it during the extrusion of the outer wall layer, however when it comes to print the inner lines of the section it does not retract at all (the extruder gear does not move back).



      Outer Wall Line Prints Without Stringing



      Inner Wall Line Prints With Stringing



      I am using Cura as my slicer and I cannot find any setting that would change this. My current retraction settings are as follows:



      Enable Retraction - On
      
Retract At Layer Change - On
      
Retraction Distance - 7
      
Retraction Retract Speed - 40 mm/s
      
Retraction Prime Speed - 30 mm/s
      
Retraction Extra Prime Amount - 1 mm3
      
Retract Before Outer Wall - On


      I am not sure how to stop this from happening, any suggestions that you can make will be greatly appreciated.






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      I am trying to stop the stringing that occurs on one of my prints, I have set it so that it retracts the filament which does stop it during the extrusion of the outer wall layer, however when it comes to print the inner lines of the section it does not retract at all (the extruder gear does not move back).



      Outer Wall Line Prints Without Stringing



      Inner Wall Line Prints With Stringing



      I am using Cura as my slicer and I cannot find any setting that would change this. My current retraction settings are as follows:



      Enable Retraction - On
      
Retract At Layer Change - On
      
Retraction Distance - 7
      
Retraction Retract Speed - 40 mm/s
      
Retraction Prime Speed - 30 mm/s
      
Retraction Extra Prime Amount - 1 mm3
      
Retract Before Outer Wall - On


      I am not sure how to stop this from happening, any suggestions that you can make will be greatly appreciated.






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          Cura has a setting called combing that is enabled by default. This stops the printer from retracting if the travel is contained within the walls. It does this to speed up the print but you get oozing during the travel since the plastic is still in the melt zone. You can change this setting to no skin will will stop it from combing on the skin layers or turn it of completely.






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          Cura has a setting called combing that is enabled by default. This stops the printer from retracting if the travel is contained within the walls. It does this to speed up the print but you get oozing during the travel since the plastic is still in the melt zone. You can change this setting to no skin will will stop it from combing on the skin layers or turn it of completely.






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          Cura has a setting called combing that is enabled by default. This stops the printer from retracting if the travel is contained within the walls. It does this to speed up the print but you get oozing during the travel since the plastic is still in the melt zone. You can change this setting to no skin will will stop it from combing on the skin layers or turn it of completely.






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          Cura has a setting called combing that is enabled by default. This stops the printer from retracting if the travel is contained within the walls. It does this to speed up the print but you get oozing during the travel since the plastic is still in the melt zone. You can change this setting to no skin will will stop it from combing on the skin layers or turn it of completely.






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          Cura has a setting called combing that is enabled by default. This stops the printer from retracting if the travel is contained within the walls. It does this to speed up the print but you get oozing during the travel since the plastic is still in the melt zone. You can change this setting to no skin will will stop it from combing on the skin layers or turn it of completely.







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          • Thank you, That solved it.
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          • You're welcome, glad I could help!
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          Thank you, That solved it.
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          Thank you, That solved it.
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