Continuing on my calibration adventure with my first printer, I decided that since I was done with dialing in my e-steps and z-offset that I would tackle the problems I’ve seen with ooze on my other calibration objects. Anyway, downloaded an ooze / stringing calibration item and started tweaking away at my retraction settings until I’ve arrived here:http://ift.tt/1XfZRI3: Ignore the broken pieces and clear lack of alignment – the piece was very stuck to the glass, so I basically just ripped it off since it’s just a calibration piece.Slic3r settings: PLA (200 Hot End /60 Bed) 0.1mm Layers 0.9 Retraction 0.1 z-lift 40mm/s Retraction speed -0.05mm Length on restart 2mm Minimum travel on retraction.Looks good until it gets past the 4 inner icicles. After that, it seems like I’m getting a pretty noticeable hit to quality on the perimeter. Is this a problem with minimum layer time like I think it is? Is this an indication that I should start using active cooling now? Also, strangely enough I have another example that printed successfully to the tips of all the icicles where I accidentally set the z-lift as a negative value (-0.05) with no restart compensation and got this:http://ift.tt/25U7xS6 way more oozing and random plastic, but no stringing / defects up top? Considering I was accidentally was pushing the nozzle into the plastic, this came out better than I would have assumed it could have?Anyway, any advice would be helpful since I want to get this sorted out before I try to calibrate anything else to keep it simple and because I’ve seen what I assume are retraction issues on other prints (oozing on corners / layer changes). http://ift.tt/1Xg05yL