@AaronVanClev_1835981 You have an unusual amount of burned filament - which brand/type of filament is this? what temperature is it printed with? This does not look normal. Too high temperatures will also increase stringing.
@AaronVanClev_1835981 I tried white PLA from Anycubic some time ago, I gave up on it. It had very poor bed and layer adhesion, warping and stringing problems. As far as I remember, I had to dial it down to 190-195º.
I would start with dialing in temperature with a tower print, and also calibrate retraction. Retraction settings will vary from brand to brand. White is more abrasive than other colors, it's usually made with titanium dioxide. So, even between white and other colors within the same brand it might be worthwhile calibrating them separately.
Try reducing overhang speed by 10% decrements. (edited)
I am still having overhang issues. Any suggestions? Also that fine stringing.
@AaronVanClev_1835981 You have an unusual amount of burned filament - which brand/type of filament is this? what temperature is it printed with? This does not look normal. Too high temperatures will also increase stringing.
@Friis_1591774 This is Anycubic PLA. 205º. Using the settings in the profile downloaded here. (edited)
@AaronVanClev_1835981 I tried white PLA from Anycubic some time ago, I gave up on it. It had very poor bed and layer adhesion, warping and stringing problems. As far as I remember, I had to dial it down to 190-195º.
I would start with dialing in temperature with a tower print, and also calibrate retraction. Retraction settings will vary from brand to brand. White is more abrasive than other colors, it's usually made with titanium dioxide. So, even between white and other colors within the same brand it might be worthwhile calibrating them separately.
Try reducing overhang speed by 10% decrements. (edited)