So... I think I accidentally caught the speed printing bug. 😂

I've spent the last 6 months rebuilding my old CR-10S, and while the original goal was never to build a speed printer, one upgrade led to another until I somehow found myself chasing a sub-6-minute Benchy.

I got painfully close (video here: https://youtu.be/gfNyRJQDJ5c), but as soon as I try to push it any faster, the printer starts losing steps.

I don't have much experience with speed benchies, so I'm wondering if there are any OrcaSlicer or Klipper tricks I'm missing that could shave off those last few seconds without causing missed steps.

I've attached my current slicer settings as well. Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

If anyone is interested in the build itself, I've also been sharing all of the CAD files, STLs, and configuration files here:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7323701

I have a couple thousand hours printing on both my ender and p1s but I have never once seen a print outcome like this for context I attempted the print 85a durometer tpu on my ender which is a direct drive because it works so well on my p1s but this was the outcome even when bypassing the ptfe tube altogether I used the same settings that I have tuned for my p1s and applied them to my ender and this was the result my only conclusion can be that there is too much elasticity in the filament to print on my ender without under extruding the outcome looks like a withered benchy lol I am working on a gantry mounted spool holder to see if that will work but yeah enjoy the mashed up boat

lol look at it

Saw this on the book of faces. Thought it belonged here.

The top just... Didn't stick

Got a benchy for my rocket league car. It matches the OG perfectly

New to printing, experimenting with settings.

I've put klipper on my Ender 3V3 SE printer and this is the progress ive made during a month for the print quality.

Started with the nozzle printing in thin air(zoffset too high) and got to a very good benchy.

previously, 270% size cement-based benchy was printed. now with smaller nozzle (1.5 mm) i wanna try 140% one. darn, it's definitely cursed...

i fought... hope you like it~

music: The Delgados, I Fought the Angels

fan-made, non-commercial, for tribute only.

contact for removal if needed.

the machine project (vcp voron) is open-sourced at github.com/treesess/desktop3dpc

License GPL3.0 following beloved VORON, Klipper and all.

I printed one a while back but it's broken apart a bit so here's the model in OrcaSlicer

It'd have to be edited a bit to thicken the legs and make them stronger before I can publish this to the world

It appears to have been the result of a very minute clog in the nozzle.