Geeetech

I found a solution! After a while I figured out that the results were better with extruder temp at 220°C and bed temp at 60°. Then I switched to Cura (instead of Easy Print 3D) and voilà - the end result was fantastic compared to the earlier ones. Smooth surfaces, no more fuzzy appearance. The past ...

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Sorry for the trouble!

I put together the Geeetech Prusa i3 Pro W in the last couple of days and got it to run, with some fiddling and the help of the support team (thank you, guys!). While it finally prints stuff the quality is...fuzzy. First I printed out a small coin I found on Thingiverse so I wouldn't waste too much ...

I put together the Geeetech Prusa i3 Pro W in the last couple of days and got it to run, with some fiddling and the help of the support team (thank you, guys!). While it finally prints stuff the quality is...fuzzy. First I printed out a small coin I found on Thingiverse so I wouldn't waste too much ...