So you want faster prints, so you go for speed, that doesn't always work out so well. So maybe you go for less infill. That doesn't produce strong parts, so maybe less wall lines... that causes the infill to show through. So what can you do to speed up your prints without having to deal with these problems?

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In this video I show you how to activate a very handy feature within Cura to speed up your printing process while keeping the same wall lines, infill % and you can keep the speed just the way you want it.

On a small part, this can save 1/2 an hour or more. On a large part it can have a much bigger impact.

Please try this out and let us know in the comments how it works for you. I've been using this method now for a few days, and it is working well. I would tend to stick to only doubling, tripling the value may cause some problems depending on your layer height settings.

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