Just take a little z-offset off. To me, it looks like the lines aren't squished together enough, hence not reaching the boundary of the square. Just a few micro meters less distance to the printbed should take care of it.
what bothers me is the top right corner. You can clearly see some squish on the lines, indicating that they are too close, or at least close enough, to the bed. So maybe a more carefull mesh or bed leveling, if the z-offset doesn't do the trick. Also the line that appears to be problematic is the border line of the square. Maybe a slower speed for border could help some too. It'd be interesting to know wether the border was dragged away while printing it or just caught on the nozzle at a later point. You'll figure it out.
And if there are STILL some inconsistencies, try tightening the inner roll on the right side of the x-gantry
Just take a little z-offset off. To me, it looks like the lines aren't squished together enough, hence not reaching the boundary of the square. Just a few micro meters less distance to the printbed should take care of it.
spidermaxx [OP] 2 points · Feb 2022
Thanks, will try that 👍
Maihoooo 5 points · Feb 2022
what bothers me is the top right corner. You can clearly see some squish on the lines, indicating that they are too close, or at least close enough, to the bed. So maybe a more carefull mesh or bed leveling, if the z-offset doesn't do the trick. Also the line that appears to be problematic is the border line of the square. Maybe a slower speed for border could help some too. It'd be interesting to know wether the border was dragged away while printing it or just caught on the nozzle at a later point. You'll figure it out.
And if there are STILL some inconsistencies, try tightening the inner roll on the right side of the x-gantry
spidermaxx [OP] 2 points · Feb 2022
Thanks, will have a look at the gantry too, that's something I have not checked.