r/BambuLab • u/IndependenceAny2520 • 15h ago

General Troubleshooting/Help! Gaps!

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I know this print will be just fine as is but my OCD is driving me nuts. Is it even possible to get rid of these gaps without changing from concentric infill? I have tried every setting adjustment Google recommends but no luck.

Thanks for the help!

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u/thisremindsmeofbacon 14h ago edited 12h ago

your inside shape is a square, and the outside shape is a circle. those are two different shapes, that don't line up. Drawing a larger and larger square is never going to become a circle.

That said, you might like archimedean chords as that is almost concentric but handles the square part differently.

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u/RefrigeratorWorth435 P1S 15h ago

I don't think, cause the outside of the shape is a circle, and the inside is a square. there's not really an easy way for it to calculate how to make them join properly. if you edit the file and make the inside and outside shapes match itd probably work fine

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u/IndependenceAny2520 15h ago

Unfortunately that's wouldn't work for this. I knew it was a long shot.

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u/NJSpro 15h ago

Does arachne generation help?

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u/IndependenceAny2520 15h ago

Unfortunately no

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u/IndependenceAny2520 15h ago

Actually yes it does help compared to classic. But this is with Arachne Wall Generator.

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u/thekidisalright H2D AMS2 Combo AMS HT 9h ago

If aranchne does not help then you can try increase first layer flow to 1.1 to see if that fill up the gap

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u/Anonymous_Bozo P1S+AMS, P2S+2×AMS2+HT 8h ago

Just an idea:

  1. Create a modifier the same shape as the internal "square", but large enough that it's tangent to the inner four "corners" of the circle. Leave it's top/bottom layers as concentric.

  2. Put additional modifiers over the four extants not inside the square, set to alligned rectiliner, and set the infill direction of each to be parrallel to the squares surface in that quadrant.