This is layer 2 or 3. It will be covered by the next few layers but I feel like it shouldn’t be this fugly. I’m using Cura’s Standard Quality except for temp which is set to 205. The filament is Inland PLA.
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Does that top surface feel ridged? To me this looks more like an issue with either overextrusion or z offset too low than temperature.
Update: I wasn’t able to fiddle with it for a few days but after getting back to it have something I like.
My current settings are based on the feedback in this thread and:
z-offset made the single biggest difference. I reset the printer config and re-leveled.
For this filament: https://www.amazon.com/Inland-1-75mm-White-Printer-Filament/dp/B084RDMG7C/
Global Settings Layer Height 0.20 Initial Layer H... 0.20 Wall Thickness 0.80 Top/Bottom T... 0.80 Combing Mode infill Build Plate Adh... brim Extruder Wall Line Count 3 Print Thin Walls True Travel Speed 110 Initial Layer Sp... 20 Retraction Dist... 0.8 Retraction Speed 45 Minimum Extru... 1 Brim Width 4 Filament Print Settings: Default Printing Temperature 210 Default Build Plate Temperature 60 Standby Temperature 195 Fan Speed 100
To me it looks like your flow rate is too high. Calibrate your e-steps. That and raise your z offset. I don’t think it’s temperature related.
