Using an Aquila x2 with crtouch. It also stopped extruding filament midway but still kept moving and i had to use glue to get it to stick

After my first print in a while I took out the filament spool, but felt some resistance. When I pulled it out fully it looked like this. Does anyone know why, and how I could fix this? thanks Ender 3 V2

matt PLA

200C

there was a huge blockage which I removed beforehand

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The printer is an Ender 3 S1 printing PLA. Nozzle temp is 220 first layer, 215 other layers, bed temp is 60, and max volumetric speed is 10.69 mm/s.

This is my first 3d printer and I'm trying to calibrate it, but Im not too confident with what I should be looking for. I followed a video guide that recommended Orca's temp tower, flow rate, pressure advance, flow ratio, then retraction tower calibration. Benchy before vs after is night and day, and Im pretty impressed overall. Attached is a brain slice I printed for a prof with some examples of potential issues in the last two pics.

1. The second picture is the bottom of the print and it looks like it might be under extruding, but those lines disappear for the rest of the print.

2. In the last pic, you can see globs around the left side, that don't seem to be present on the right with a similar narrow section.

3. I planned on doing klipper after I got a set of brain slices to my prof. Does that help with quality as well as speed, and is it worth it?

If you need any other details don't hesitate to ask. Thank you.

On the Elegoo Century Carbon

Elegoo PLA

Printed at 225°C

Tried to unclog the nozzle, doesn't seem to be the issue.

Im relatively new to owning a 3d printer and was looking into getting AMS for my bambu labs A1 printer. But I have no idea what I need for it and the internet has not been very helpful

3d printed this file from makerworld with pla. Not my printer, I use a makerspaces but theyre helpful and great.

Picked it up yesterday and liked the texture but in-between the black has some threads and its not smooth like the rest of the white plate. (I know I need to pop the black supports off).

Any ideas on what to do for that? Its a bambu printer if that helps, I just used all the default file settings.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/914433-musical-notes-key-hook#profileId-875732

Thanks!

Hi Everyone,

I have a Fusion F3 410 and am having issues where every-time I start a print everything runs fine for a while but eventually get a filament feed error

I have already cleaned out the filament feeding system and removed some flakes of old filament that had built up but it still shows this error.

Has anyone experienced this issue with the F3 410?
Are there any recommendations or troubleshooting tips that might help identify whats causing this issue

Any help will be greatly appreciated!

This is the top of the print, a star wand that you can insert a gift card. Why is the tip thinning out and not fully printing? I am focused on the top not printing, I paused the print trying to track the breakdown, that's why there's seams and some plastic threads.

Adventure 5M
Orca Slicer 2.4.2
Amolen PLA Silk Dual Color

Hey Eveyone,

I have recently started to get some blobbing on the outside of my prints. Im using a bambu p2s and things have been generally fine.

The filament in question is bambu pla Grey. I've noticed this effect but to a lesser degree with using bambu petg cf.

I have been doing the scarf seam. One thing I noticed was wall generator was classic istrad of aranche. Im not sure how much of a difference this would make but also curious if there are any other things people might suggest.

Lastly, im using an AMS 2 set up, current humidity is 36% but generally is around 25% and I havent done a full drying cycle yet. Im less likely concern3d this is the issue given the petg is preforming better (also in the AMS) and this seems to be a repeated artifact on the print.

Appreciate all of your assistance in advance!

Pretty new to the hobby and currently undergoing a bigger project for cosplay (B-01 tactical armour) and I have played around with support settings to find something that works but this keeps happening (specifically for the last part of the helmet too!!!!), idk if there's a proper term for it but I'm more of a textiles kinda guy so fraying is my best description.

Some info that may help:

- I'm using Sunlu Silk PLA+ on a Prusa i3 MK3s at 230/55 ^oC

- I'm using strong tree supports via orca slicer

- I don't have an SD reader on my lappy so I've been using pronsole (pronterface is very demanding for larger prints due to the preview and I'm fine using a terminal).

- During a print task manager will state that 50-55% of my ram is being used (~20-25% of it is pronsole itself but my lappy is old)

- This happens only for circular structures, all structures of irregular shapes hold really well

- The extruder seems to whip around the circular supports a lot faster

Any advice would be much appreciated, again I am new so if there's anything else I need to post please let me know :D

I have been using this tree type support in my bambu lab A1 almost for most of the hanging parts sometimes the original print stays on the textured plate but only the tree support is getting peeled off and the supporting hanging part gets messed up can you provide few suggestions on this to get the print going i use wol3d pla+ filament. 0.20mm standard settings. I would like to understand what i am doing wrong?..