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I still get this with my Bowden only now the print is way smoother so the ripples stand out even more. I had read that is not a product of the extruder but a product of a bounce effect on X and/or Y and in my case (I3 Rework) I am getting it on Y.Quote
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This has me rethinking my entire thought of direct vs bowden..
So there is [again, in your humble opinion] no real reason to go direct?
If you plan on printing with the new soft materials coming out then direct would be a benefit. But you then need to be satisfied with the ghosting effect left from the heavy carriage oscillating.
Picture of extreme ripples by jbernardis
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