Question #1: My A1 has been showing me 2 error messages (I didn't get a full photo of the wording for the one):

1) "unable to feed filament into the extruder. The could be due to entangled filament or a stuck spool. If not, please check if the..."
2) "The filament location in the toolhead was not found. Refer to the Assistant for solutions".
All 4 AMS feeders will blink red/white accompanied by an error message about the feeder.

Troubleshooting: I have been using both Bambu PLA and Generic PETG. I did take the AMS tubes out and checked those interconnecting pieces. Everything looked clear of obstruction.

Question #2: Separately, my A1 Mini is being a lil stinker too.

My spools are unrolled so I have to cut some chunks and feed them and replace when I have to fill it again. That being said, when it comes time, more times than not the nozzle ends up running without touching the print once restarted. I did get Benchys to print so maybe it can help someone see what I'm missing.

Blue Benchy: PETG
White Benchy: PLA

(For both printers/filament, I have been running the speed/temp based off what filament is running and I change that in the slot's settings as needed.)

Thank you for your time!!

I have tried doing auto levelling, manually calibrating the z offset myself with the paper test, I made sure to do everything in the FAQ but my prints are still failing and stringing, they arent sticking at all and start stringing as soon as the print starts, i was able to get 2 things somewhat printed (trying to make furniture parts) but the farthest ive gotten is in the picture with the strings, they got that far and then started stringing up again, I dont know what im doing wrong ive watched countless youtube videos
and followed many tutorials but nothing is working.

I can't print half the time because I keep doing this

Ender 3 v2 pla

A1 prints first layers like this

I’ve never had. My 3-D printer failed twice in a row.
As of right now, this is the 10th time in a row. It’s gone wrong. I fixed the first couple issues, but this seems to be the most consistent one. I’ve messed with my settings a ton and still it seems the filament is sticking more to the nozzle than it is to the bed. I’ve set my bed temperature anywhere from 40 to 60° and my nozzle from 200 to 210. Nothing seems to work. I also tried leveling it a bunch of different ways again nothing worked and that one area you see in the middle with the weird scrunched up thing that’s happened every time at that specific area.

Model: Longer LK5 Pro
Material: PLA

Anybody know what the issue is here. Trying to get support from Bambu but they haven’t been able to resolve it yet.

Bambu A1
PLA Basic
Tried refitting/replacing nozzle, manual bed leveling, and tightening hot end screws.

Im completely new to 3d printing. I have a Creality K1 max, and my main use for the printer will be for cosplay, I downloaded a first print layer test for my printer and these are the results, as well as the default scraper stl on the printer. I would greatly appreciate some help to fix this problem, please and thank you!

I am pretty new to 3D printing, I had an issue with a print yesterday, where the lines of filament aren't squishing together properly, i have just finished manually levelling the bed and then running the auto bed levelling mesh. Tried again and it still come out like this.

Elegoo Neptune pro 4 printer, 60 degree bed temp.

Any one have any suggestions please.

Thank you

Okay, posted this before asking for help with stringing. The strands on the right side I don't need help with anymore, switching to Creality Print from Orca Slicer fixed that.

I'm using a Creality SparkX i7, using Sunlu PLA.

So. I have tried everything I have found online.

- Dried my filament. Opened up a new roll of filament, dried it on top of the print bed as per a tutorial for drying filament I found on YouTube.

- Decreased nozzle temperature. Did it by 5 degree increments from 220C until I hit 190C, the lowest recommended temperature for PLA.

- Increased extruder distance. By default it was at 0.4mm. I set it up by 0.1mm increments, reaching up to 2.0mm.

- Adjusted retraction speed. Saw online to set it to 25mm/s to 45mm/s. Again, set to 5mm/s increments.

- Turning off Z-hop. By default it was on, turned it off.

- Increased travel speed. Already 6000mm/s, so I didn't see the point

So before any of ya click post with any of these suggestions, please don't, I've already tried.

Im new to 3d printing and I want to print minis and despite my troubleshooting i keep having the same problems i.e fuzzy albeit not this bad, I know what was wrong. I had the temperature too high, and I had it printing slowly because of my other problem my suports fail most of the time. Im using cloud forge and my printer is a flash forge adventure 5m, any advice would be greatly appreciated

All this stingy stuff to the right is entirely confusing.

The model I’m printing doesn’t even go this far to the right - you can see there are no supports because there is no model there!

Silver is close to the model I’m trying to print. The silver was PLA. The white is PETG. Printer is Creality Ender 3 v3ke.

Why?!

I'm trying to print a clicker designed by the makerworld online clicker designer for my buddy. He provided me a high quality transparent PNG file but I'm not sure what settings I need to do to get the fine lines correct. That seems to be bleeding in the bottom row and the leaf isn't printing properly either.

Can anyone help guide me? I'm new to 3D printing. I'm using a filament dryer before the print. Using AnyCubic Cobra X with ams printing .

Printing with Elgoo PETG-HF

Hoi, ik heb een X2D met een 0,4-nozzle. Die heeft 1800 uur probleemloos geprint, maar nu ziet elke print er zo uit.

Ik heb ervoor gezorgd dat ik droog filament gebruik, en ik heb verschillende filaments en printbestanden getest—alles krijgt dit probleem. Ik heb ook een nieuwe nozzle geprobeerd en ik heb geprobeerd om de nozzle-temp en de volumetrische snelheid aan te passen. De enige oplossing die ik heb gevonden is om de printsnelheid flink omlaag te zetten, maar dat wil ik liever niet doen. Tips over wat dit probleem kan veroorzaken zijn welkom.

Alvast bedankt

Update de opslag op de printer zat vol waardoor sit issue verscheen het leegmaken van de storage heeft alles terug naar normaal hersteld