Hi, first, I would like to describe my situation…
I am printing my version of the Airless Basketball. Mine is a fully enclosed ball with walls and I placed 2 jingle bells inside. I see that with Amazon Basic TPU and 6 .5mm walls. 100% infill. I have my ball shelled to 3mm Wall thickness in shapr3d. I am dialing in the speed settings. At 100% speed using the Generic TPU profile it is under extruding. In silent 50% as a test while printing it is now only partially under extruding. I would like to dial in a number like 35% to try that. This is a much quicker way to set and test my project. It does not seem that the automatic AI flow rate calibration is smart enough to adjust for this issue. I WOULD REALLY love, love ,love if the AI could first adjust speed better to keep speeds within a printable range. And if the AI looking at my object detected A considerable under extrusion which I think it is supposed to be performing on every print. At least within a rage. To adjust print speeds then this would be a HUGE upgrade to Bambu Studio and my X1C. Maybe it can not do this through AI because AI can’t adjust that fast. I love these type of AI feature and that is what I bought the x1c for. Please try to implement. At the very lest I would like to dial in real time a specific speed value to manually test and adjust the speed. I do not want to have to go into slicer setting adjust speed, try, adjust speed in settings, try and so on. Way to much frustration and waisted time.
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Same situation here.
restarted a production volume project and each print is around 12-36 hours
CC3D 72D TPU based project.
Needless to say, it’s getting tiring restarting prints to adjust base speed
2nd time 15 c.u. mm/s and 50% is too slow, 100% is too fast
I have another machine where I can just adjust the speed by a percentage and dial it in on the fly, saving $$$ of initial prints by continuing once the speed on the new material is dialed in.
Then on subsequent prints I just use the rates calculated by the offset adjustment I used during the initial test print.
Would make dialing in things MUCH easier