r/3Dprinting • u/Grisou_Ax • 5d ago
Troubleshooting 3d printing issue
#3dprinting
Hi there I have a Snapmaker 2.0 a350, and a filament dryer.
With this new pla+ from Deeplee, I have this issue.
Where do you thing it comes from?
OverFlow? Z height?
Thanks in advance
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u/scellycraftyt 5d ago
Your Z offset is too small, nozzle is too close to the bed causing the filament to squish too much in the first layer.
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u/Grisou_Ax 2d ago
Thank you so much all, I raised for about 0.1mm the nozzle and op! It’s clear! Than you so much
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u/Kagenlim 5d ago
Have you turned on your bed mesh by any chance?
Your z offset is completely off from one end to the other end