3D Printing - Advanced Print SettingsA user reports that ironing is enabled but the top surface is still rough. What is the most likely cause?AInfill density is too highBBed temperature is too lowCIroning speed is set too highDNozzle diameter is too smallCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check ironing parametersHigh ironing speed reduces the time nozzle spends smoothing, causing roughness.Step 2: Rule out unrelated factorsBed temperature, infill density, and nozzle diameter affect other print aspects, not ironing smoothness directly.Final Answer:Ironing speed is set too high -> Option CQuick Check:Rough surface cause = High ironing speed [OK]Quick Trick: Slow down ironing speed to improve smoothness [OK]Common Mistakes:Blaming bed temperature for ironing issuesThinking infill affects top surface smoothnessAssuming nozzle size causes roughness
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