Hi All,
Anycubic Delta, Inland-PLA, 220/60c, Cura v3.6, 0.4 nozzle, 0.2 Layer, 60mm/sec
Two years in and I have never used a Brim until today. I have a print with a very spindly base and was getting a lot of corner lifting. So I decided to try a Brim and it looks to work -- but.
When the Brim is being laid down, the inner-corners are getting way too much plastic and rippling up. The next layer, the nozzle hits the lump and pops it loose from the bed. I have tried flattening it down with a spatula as soon as the nozzle passes and that seems a little better, but it is a PITB.
I have tried slowing down and speeding up but both seem to make it worse. I have tried dropping the Initial Line Width to 80% and still I get the ripples.
What should I be doing to fix this or at least make much smaller lumps that will not get hit by the nozzle the next line around..