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I am using the design in the attachment to test extruder retraction rates. The two more separated "posts" are about 20mm apart. The extruder travels between these posts during depositing of course.
Visually this travel seems to be a very slow process. I "thought" that " Travel Speed in the Print Settings controlled this: I have it defaulted to 250mm/s. It certainly is not that fast--more like 5mm/s.
I looked thru the GCODE an I don't think the speed is being posted there. Probably I have a misconception about which parameter is needed to control this travel-any input appreciated-
Watching my system "crawl" at about half the expected speed tonight, this problem still persists. I will move the job to CURA for now but I noticed a post which apparently reveals the same problem:
I am using a Creality Ender 5 on WIN10. It seems like the root cause is unit conversion but looking at the older post above it appears that this problem was never solved.
I measured the time between extrusion-less transits for the present print and it is about 10mm in 3 seconds. The Post output on my WIN10 machine show a "high feedrate" of 236
The prints are taking about 3 times the 2 hours calculated by fusion.
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