How to Fix Infill Issues in Your NFL Week 14 Print

If you're experiencing infill issues with your print jobs during NFL week 14, you may be wondering what's going wrong. After trying various solutions and consulting with other users, I've found a few key factors that can contribute to this problem.

One issue that cropped up for me was the recalibration of my printer. While recalibrating didn't necessarily solve the problem immediately, it did seem to have an impact on subsequent prints. Perhaps the recalibration reset some settings or software configurations that previously worked correctly. Whatever the reason, recalibrating your printer may be worth a try if you're experiencing infill issues.

Another potential culprit is the speed at which your print head moves. I found that when I decreased the max volumetric flow from 21mm/sec to 15mm/sec, my infill printed perfectly. However, this change didn't necessarily resolve the issue entirely. When I rechecked the gcode, I noticed that the infill lines were still moving at a relatively fast pace of around 220mm/sec.

As I watched layer #5 and #6 being printed, I realized that the filament wasn't flowing quickly enough to keep up with the print head's movement. This suggests that the speed of the print head may be too fast for the filament to melt and flow properly.

To troubleshoot this issue, consider trying a slower print speed or adjusting your filament settings to ensure optimal flow. Additionally, recalibrating your printer and performing regular maintenance can help prevent infill issues from arising in the first place.

I'd like to extend my gratitude to all those who took the time to share their ideas and suggestions with me. Your input was invaluable, and I hope that this article will serve as a helpful resource for others who may be experiencing similar problems during NFL week 14.

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