So many people have problems with getting good results on their prints, some problems are mechanical, and some problems can be avoided using the slicer. In this video I'll share some of my best tips for getting clean prints and I'll do it on a print I've never made before.

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Most of these concepts are simple, one that most people overlook is the seam location, and the other main one is that the Y axis carries a lot more weight than the x, and reducing that weight will produce better results unless you already print very slow.

A smaller nozzle again will produce better results than I've shown, however I never print with a 0.4mm nozzle, I usually print with a 0.8mm up to 1mm.

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