If your filament diameter is correct, but you are still seeing under-extrusion issues, then you need to adjust your extrusion multiplier. If you determine that you are under-extruding, there are several possible causes for this, which we have summarized below. If the 3 perimeters are touching and do not have any gaps, then you are likely encountering a different issue. If there are gaps between the 3 perimeters, then you are under-extruding.
At the top of the cube, check to see if the 3 perimeters are strongly bonded together or not. The most reliable way to test whether or not your printer is extruding enough plastic is to print a simple 20mm tall cube with at least 3 perimeter outlines. If this happens, you may start to notice gaps between adjacent extrusions of each layer. However, because the 3D printer does not provide any feedback about how much plastic actually leaves the nozzle, it’s possible that there may be less plastic exiting the nozzle than what the software expects (otherwise known as under-extrusion). Each profile in Simplif圓D includes settings that are used to determine how much plastic the 3D printer should extrude.
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