3D Printing - Advanced Print SettingsIf ironing causes visible streaks on the top surface, which adjustment is most effective to reduce them?ADecrease ironing flow rateBIncrease print bed temperatureCRaise nozzle temperatureDIncrease infill densityCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify cause of streaksVisible streaks often result from too much filament extruded during ironing.Step 2: Adjust flow rateReducing ironing flow rate decreases excess filament, smoothing the surface.Final Answer:Decrease ironing flow rate -> Option AQuick Check:Lower flow rate reduces streaks [OK]Quick Trick: Lower ironing flow rate to fix streaks [OK]Common Mistakes:Increasing bed temperature won't fix streaksRaising nozzle temperature may worsen surfaceChanging infill density doesn't affect ironing marks
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