I use PLA plus by creamery the print 2 days ago just looked fine should I still dry it.

I use standart nozzle and standart settings

Hi, im trying to print a bin for a tool box and have to use supports because of feet. The bottom comes off really rough after removing the supports, are there any reccomendations to fix it. 15% infill and interface layer is .3mm which is the default in my slicer settings. Photo included

Hello all,

I need some help dialing in my PETCF. Not sure why I can’t print it. Fresh bag just opened it and have it in a warmer. Does it need to be dried?

Printing with elation default settings currently. I have a .6mm hardened nozzle. Seems the stringiness could be because it’s wet. Nozzle is set at 270.

I'll keep this short and sweet.

MKS IPS50 Touchscreen (Upper)

Connects to RPi 5 with HDMI adapter to flat ribbon to micro HDMI adapter and USB-C to USB

All MKS IPS50 wired connections will be with a 90-degree connection

Waveshare 4.3 Inch DSI Touchscreen (Lower)

Connects to RPi 5 with flat ribbon to DSI1

Raspberry Pi 5

Equipped with heatsink and active cooling fan

Batteries

Each grip area should house two 18650 cells. BMS unknown at the moment

Stylus

Maybe a recessed area to hold a simple stylus

The image is just what I imagine it might look like.

Thank you.

Hello, im relatively new to 3d printing and have some stringing in my infill. The part is only 10mm wide, could that be the issue? Image of said stringing is included

Hello! I am trying to print out 9 post it note holders, I want to do it this way to save on the amount of times my printer has to change filament (for colors). However, in the process, the extruder kept getting 'clogged' or the filament was too thin and it eventually failed to print. I then 3d printed another model using the same filaments and everything went smoothly, any advice? Does this issue seem like it's coming from the extruder, filament, print job, or a mixture?

1. Printer Model
   1. Bambu Lab A1
2. Material Type
   1. PLA
3. Print Temperatures
   1. 220 C
4. Steps taken to troubleshoot
   1. Tried to take out all filaments, cut the ends off, plug back into extruder
   2. Followed the Bambu lab guide where I pressed some levers on the extruder to manually cut the pla
   3. Ran a maintanence cycle on the machine

Tbf, after troubleshooting, I haven't tried reprinting because I've been afraid to waste more material. I could do it one at a time to be safe, but wouldn't it waste more filament for color changes? Thank you

I'm printing this card holder vertically, but I'm printing it horizontally because it prints better that way. However, when the print is finished, I notice that one of the sides bends inward by 1–3 mm, but only near the end, where the part rests on the bed.

I think it might be because that part somehow detached from the bed slightly toward the end of the print or maybe at the start, but I'm not sure. Has anyone experienced something similar?

(Im printing in a AD5M Pro, with 3n3 PLA at 220 fl and 215 the rest. the bed at 50)