It appeared that the wall of a printed box was not massive. It was indeed visible that the extruder
supplies very little filament when filling the center of the wall. I tried to improve this by varying
several parameters, but did not see significant result.
A print test with different wall thicknesses shows that this phenomenon seemed to be dependent on
the thickness. In he test only walls with thickness of 1.5 and 2.5 mm are not filled well.
Thanks for the suggestions, but these parameters did not influence my printer concerning this phenomenon. I have the feeling that the slicer cannot handle these particular thicknesses in a correct manner, so that the most simple way is not to use them. Perhaps this phenomenon can be used in some practical way, e.g. to print a box with dubble walls.
I noticed this aswell.
It happend when the shell thickness was set too high.
Example: shell thinkness was set to 0.8mm. Wall thinkness was 1.5mm
Two times shell thickness = 1.6mm: that’s more then the wall thinkness.
By reducing shell thickness to 0.4mm it worked fine for me.