3D Printing PLA Fail

[ArrmaK8]

Hello!
Ive tried printing mudguards, but this happens every time I try. Can someone please tell me what the problem is?

 

[Surchaufeur]

Looks like printing too far away to the bed in that area

 

[ArrmaK8]

Looks like printing too far away to the bed in that area

Ill now level the bed. Thank you.

Looks like printing too far away to the bed in that area

It said that it was too low and i should raise it

 

[Surchaufeur]

Ill now level the bed. Thank you.

It said that it was too low and i should raise it

There shouldnt be gaps between the infil lines. If there is its too far away.
I can also be because your plate is oil in that area. What printer you using?

 

[ArrmaK8]

There shouldnt be gaps between the infil lines. If there is its too far away.

Idk, but now it doesn't do that anymore, even in that area. I reseted the settings too

 

[Surchaufeur]

I use a standard ender 3 and fokoos odins. My first layers are always perfect. Maybe @Tex Koder has an idea

Idk, but now it doesn't do that anymore, even in that area. I reseted the settings too

What does it do now

 

[ArrmaK8]

I use a standard ender 3 and fokoos odins. My first layers are always perfect. Maybe @Tex Koder has an idea

What does it do now

It does the first layer very smooth. Better than before too. Now its perfect. But I have the Dremel 3D45 and i don't know how to install plugins.

 

[Tex Koder]

Seems like you fixed the issue(s) by yourself.

Next time something happens, we need a bit more information to better help you.
Like-
Nozzle temperature
Bed temperature
Print speed
Filament type
Z-Offset
Feed rate

More info the better.
Plus a few more photos..


Any how, no worries.
We All experience weird/failed prints
It's just part of the fun....


https://www.arrmaforum.com/threads/failed-3d-prints-lets-see-what-youve-got.61265/

 

[Camaroboy383]

Hello!
Ive tried printing mudguards, but this happens every time I try. Can someone please tell me what the problem is?

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Definitely looked to close on the first layer.. glad you got it sorted..

There shouldnt be gaps between the infil lines. If there is its too far away.
I can also be because your plate is oil in that area. What printer you using?

It's actually not gaps.. look closer, it's pressure oozed filament around the sides of the nozzle giving the illusion of a layer line as it rises up from the surface..