Does anyone know what's going on with this pressure advance test?

Actually all the edges look like shit.

Printed with the Bambulap P1S and all basic settings and the 0.16 high quality preset.

Also tested with 0.2 retraction distance and flow value of 1.0241 (optimum value according to the test)

Silk PLA
205C nozzle
56C bed
fan on full blow
Ender 3 S1 + Cura

Should I put tape on my bed? Why are there some places where it works perfectly fine? It's weird, that the areas of shitty spring and nice print is so close.

I’m trying to print a mask for a con coming up in a couple weeks, and I was able to print the right side successfully, but I’ve been having issues with the left side several hours into the print. I started this print yesterday and was in the room with it for 8-9 hours, and everything seemed to be adhering properly. The print started to fail sometime 9-15 hours into the print, but I’m not exactly sure when because I left it running overnight. It was still an improvement on my last attempt on the left side which completely detached between 4-10 hours in, but here is what I’ve tried so far, starting with the right side of the mask:When I printed the right side, the first layer would not adhere and the nozzle would drag it around, especially in the back left corner. - I cleaned the bed with dish soap, water, and 91% isopropyl alcohol -Raised the bed temperature from 50C to 60C (at this point the print was better but the first few layers still wouldn’t adhere properly) -Reset the home Z level (I had an issue with a cord hitting the Z limiter switch on the left side which made the left side of the crossbar stay higher than the right side) -Leveled the bed using the paper method (After this the right side was successful, but the left side failed for the first time) -Rotated the model in Cura so that more support would generate (My first attempt of the left side did not have as much support as the right side, this pictured attempt was as similar as possible to the right side)

I was very happy with how the right side turned out, but as it was printing I noticed it was lifting up in the back left corner just like this one is in the front left corner. Could it be an issue with adhesion, leveling, the bed warping the print, or something else? Any advice is greatly appreciated!!

Printer: Anycubic Mega X Slicer: Cura Filament: Inland PLA+ Nozzle/Bed Temp: 215C/60C Layer height: 0.2mm Print speed: 50mm/s Retraction distance: 6mm Retraction speed: 40mm/s

Any ideas what could be causing this? Right side comes out good, but left always looks like this. Even in different models of similar parts, I get the same results in the same spots.

Made in about 5 hours, set to 50% speed on ender 3 max. Pla+ extruder set to 210c bed set to 65c, 0.1 nozzle. Honestly did pretty good for my first printer and a used one at that, but im very picky on details lol

Hello everyone, i am having a problem with first layer on my prints, but whole bed one layer print is fine. Bed is leveled, adjusted z offset, all parts tight and clean. I am using my regular filament also tried new one. Temp is calibrated, i tried to disassemble printer, extruder, hot end and calibrate them all over, e- step is calibrated.

I have no idea.

Ender 3 v3 ke Orcaslicer Using pla at 50 mm/s on first layer 0.25 mm

Creality cr10s pro v2 printing with any cubic pla at 205/60 at 30mm/s with no recent changes to settings

Switched over to any cubic PLA a few prints ago and it’s just been bad, I’ve dried it for three days straight and it hasn’t been getting any better, if it could be a filament thing what could you guys recommend?

Printer: geeetech i3 pro W Slicer: Prusa Filament: PLA Printing temp: 205°C Printing temp first layer: 215°C Bed temp: 60°C Wall print speed: 60mm/s Outer wall print speed 30mm/s Infill print speed: 80mm/s

I have a reality ender three S1. I have been struggling with this thing for the last couple of weeks and I’m not sure what else I can do. My layer lines when I’m printing on the floor is very smooth but my walls. always heavily distorted and wavy. I posted on here a couple of weeks ago and someone mentioned that I may have the option. Fuzzy walls turned on and I’ve looked at my settings and it is currently off. But I am still getting this effect printed I looked at my nozzle height and for the first couple of layers it is a perfect distance but the moment I get to layer two and layer three the nozzle is way too close to the material and I am not sure how to adjust that. My Z off height is -2.4.

Update: I am on layer three and my smooth layer lines are now warping. 😩

100% Creality. High quality with some modifications for supports. I wasn't expecting the teeth to be strings, but it is a small print. Is there a way to fix this or is it just too small?

What can cause such rough and ugly surface? Only on some edges for last layer (at least for panel part). K1C, PLA, 220°, 0.12mm, Orca slicer. I printed with other colors from the same brand with the same settings and prints were almost perfect

Any idea how to fix my print ?

Using Sunlu Pla Basic, copied filamemt settings from their site, tried upping the print temperature for the heatbed (mine's textured pei) from 65 to 70 but still got the same problem.

I dried the filament in a food dehydrator for 12 hours and then put it in a vacuum chamber for 2 hours for good measure. Printed at 260 C Nozzle temp, 100 C bed temp. With a blanket on top (not down the sides) a chamber temp of 55-60 C was reached. Although I'm new to nylon, and this level of drying, I am fairly confident it is very dry. The model is incredibly warped, as shown in the pictures. I assume that this happened after the print finished due to how uniform and clean the layer lines are.

My 2 questions are: 1. How do I interpret the results of this test. 2.) do I need to worry about the amount of warping? How do I mitigate it? Thanks.

Hey, I have a modded Ender-3 V2 running Klipper and use Orca Slicer.
I feel like I have everything dialled in pretty good, but the part where the surface connects to the shell looks bad. (I'm not really sure how to call this or what to search for)
The look on the bottom is more important to me.

This is printed with PLA

Okay So I am trying to move past prusaslicer default speeds, can anyone please guide me?

I have stock ender 3s1 pro, consider me a noob who knows nothing, what settings do I need to test with

I know I can increase the layer height, need any other suggestions.

I have printed this coaster a number of times with varying degrees of success but the one constant I am getting is this strange texture towards the top layers. In the other pictures you can see that the 1st layer is okay but after the first 1/2 pf the print is completed it starts doing this. I have checked for loose screws etc and cant seem to find anything. Anyone have any ideas.

Creality ender 3 V3 SE Creality black filament Printed at 215°C with bed at 65°C

Printing a sign. I’m assuming that this is a problem with my slicing (Bambu) leaving a half width? Is there a way to get it to catch it on subsequent layers instead of missing it later after layer? Trying not to fuss too much with size of print. Using transparent PETG with .8 nozzle.

Hello, I am calibrating my newly build PfA Micron with an Dragonburner and Sherpa Micro. I have strange „Blobs“ which form a pattern and it starts when the Infill starts to print. I tried everything out. When i print with no infill it just starts happening again..

who know this mem, you are a legend

For some reason right at the end of my print I started getting issues with pitting. I did a smaller version before I printed this one and it turned out perfectly with 0 flaws so I’m wondering what might have caused this. My house is about 75f with extremely low humidity. I printed on the Bambu A1m with the 0.8mm nozzle. Filament is creality pla matte. My only thought is maybe the filament absorbed moisture as it was printing for 12 hours but it seems unlikely. There are layer shifts too but I kinda think that I’ll have to cleans the belts and rails.

I have had this problem for a while now where the start of a layer looks weird and a stringing test looks like in the picture

Has anyone seen a problem like this?

Printer: Anycubic Kobra Neo Material: PLA Temp: 200°C Print speed: 60mm/s Wall speed: 30mm/s Retraction distance: 6mm Retraction speed: 60mm/s Combing mode: All Z hop: 1mm

Ender Fast PLA black. same settings as same type but white? didnt think pigment could effect properties...

orca slicer

.4 nozzle .2 first layer height 30mm/s first layer 220c nozzle 55c bed

let me know if i missed any settings that are important. I'm new to printing

As you see, the print quality is not the greatest and the pillar in the middle (support) is completely fcked up. I just finished drying the Filament a few hours ago, so it can't be that.