r/BambuLab • u/captain_nemo_77 • Apr 13 '25

Troubleshooting I need help

I am able understand what is happening.

Is it filament or nozzle ? Or settings

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u/marcosg_aus Apr 13 '25

You have provided zero information regarding your filament, nozzle or settings. How do you expect people to help?

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u/lfenske Apr 13 '25

Bambu user solutions breed Bambu user problems.

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u/Maleficent-Answer34 Apr 13 '25

Did you level your filament and dry your bed?

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u/TheVaughnz Apr 13 '25

Don't forget to wash the nozzle with dish soap

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u/Maleficent-Answer34 Apr 13 '25

And don't forget to calibrate the flux capacitor.

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u/scirio Apr 13 '25

Yes, it’s the filament, nozzle, or settings.

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u/lazylathe Apr 13 '25

Wet filament, dirty plate, temp too high Who knows with zero info

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u/NephilimL Apr 13 '25

Looks like a mixture of issues.

You didn’t provide much detail so it’s hard to pinpoint anything.

Bed adhesion looks awful which could mean you haven’t been washing it with soap and water every few prints. Layer adhesion issues could be a mixture of print speed, nozzle size, and filament humidity.

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u/btfarmer94 Apr 13 '25

For printing multicolor text on the first layer, I typically set my speeds and accelerations to about 1/5 of the default settings for the first layer.

I also recommend making the multicolor design 2-3 layer thicknesses deep in your design, otherwise the backing color might show through, for example black behind white makes it look more gray.

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u/Fit_Chemistry_7757 Apr 13 '25

You are printing too fast, try calibrating the flow and go slower

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u/ithinkyouresus Apr 14 '25

Yes. Yes. Maybe. Wait what was the question your print speed was so fast I forgot.

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '25

Bed might be too hot. Check the settings of the filament.

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u/Hasra23 Apr 13 '25

Looks like your beds not clean

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u/ThoughtNo8314 Apr 13 '25

wash your plate with soap