Fastest ive gotten this to run 
That looks pretty good!
Yeah this is gonna take 2 hours at 121% scale. Before changing some settings it took 5 hours at 100% scale lol
Oh come on you can’t post this and not tell us the print speed
Print speed is set to 100mm/s but due to the constant changes in direction it might not be going past 60
It appears to be going faster than 60 mm/s. Also when it slows down the print speed it shows the feedrate percentage on the bottom right of the LCD.
Mine always shows 100%
Wonder if it can do 150mm/s…
That’s interesting. I’ll have to check next time I do a vase-mode print.
I’d expect it to be able to push 150 mm/s. If you have the Z axis braced you might be able to get past 200 mm/s.
This is a much stiffer frame. My only concern at higher speeds is skipped steps or the belt slipping
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Cool
Printer whisperer 
with Prusa or Corexy printers you wont be able to go so much more faster than above 100mm/s as the print will not be good anymore. There is too much mass to move, which will make ringing etc.
Only with a delta style printer print speeds of 200mm/s or more can be achieved without sacrificing print quality but this also only with heavily tweaked and modified printer.
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Don’t forget the acceleration and firmware max limits will limit higher speeds so make sure you up those values if you want to go faster. I had my large corexy going so fast it was shaking the table.
And some slicers in case mode will be at a certain % of the max speed. In Simplify3D I set the outer perimeter speed to 100% so it won’t slow down because in case mode everything is a perimeter and the default settings usually tell the printer to slow down for the outside perimeter.
I set all my speeds to 150 just to be safe. And im using slic3r where would i go to adjust the accelerwtion and firmware max limits? Or would that be something i need to do in the firmware of the printer itself?
I think if you add racing pinstripes some where on the machine, it will definitely print faster. Scientifically proven to increase speed. 