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With large parts you can get away with excessively high temperatures or insufficient cooling because when it prints perimeters, by the time it finishes the first one and starts the second, the first perimeter has cooled sufficiently to become solid. That's why the base of the pyramid is ok. What's happening at the sides is that when the second perimeter is printed, the first one is still molten, so it is being pushed out of place by the second one.

Solutions:

1. If using slic3r, set a low speed for "small perimeters". Slic3r has had this setting for at least 4 years, but sadly the other slicers still don't provide it.

2. Reduce extrusion temperature.

3. Increase print cooling.

4. Reduce print speed.

If it gets above 50C when it is calibrated, then i suggest you add a fan.

Oh it would be really cool if it could be done via firmware in the future, i would be a big fan at least!
Less spaghetti in my electronics xD

But until then i guess there is no way around the relay then..

I will keep my 5V dcdc then. I want to be able to reach the machine over WiFi when in standby mode.

Once again, Thankyou for the quick and precise response!

Those are useful with DRV8825 drivers but probably not with most other types.

Cool! 🙂