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Mar 13, 2025 3:16 PM
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DrewThe3DPrinterGuy
Are you sure it's not the filament is wet or something? Have you tried a different roll?
theyallwenttoMexico
I've been telling my therapist that for years. Oh, you mean with the 3d printer. l haven't got a clue, either way.
Betterwithcoffee
Warning: I'm not an expert but I do have a printer and troubleshot some problems. Looks like multiple things to me. Is this some kind of build plate that doesn't require gluesticking? is your temp/flow/speed in spec for the filament?
aslum
So turns out it was User Error. I meant to swap from my .4mm nozzle to my .2mm nozzle, but instead swapped to my .6mm nozzle. Knocked over my little box where I keep my spare nozzles and realized my mistake. Oops.
colopctech
https://all3dp.com/1/common-3d-printing-problems-troubleshooting-3d-printer-issues/
aslum
Thank you, but any idea which of these is the issue? There's like 30 different things here.
colopctech
maybe start with a nozzle check. have you cleaned it or replaced it
colopctech
something along the lines of under extrusion, too fast or too close to the bed, or a mix of all 3. I would test with a test print that is designed to check.
colopctech
https://www.ankermake.com/blogs/maintenance-guides/3d-printing-first-layer-problems
stercusmoriturussum
Looks like you have a first layer adhesion issue. So what are your parameters? material, bed temp, print temp, print speed? How well used is the bed? How did you prepare/clean the bed?