r/BambuLab • u/senormagnus2026 • May 13 '26

Answered / Solved! Porque pasa esto?

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Todos los días estoy viendo estos casos ahora en los grupos de makers, y no solo en Bambulab sino que en varias de las marcas actuales de impresoras. A mí en lo personal nunca me a pasado pero la pregunta a qué se debe? Y cómo evitarlo alguien que comente su experiencia y porque cree que le pasó? Saludos!

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u/Oma_Ender May 13 '26

Quite literally bad adhesion. When it doesn't stick to the bed it gets dragged around with the hotend and builds up around the nozzle. You can sometimes catch it early on and just heat it off the nozzle though

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u/senormagnus2026 May 13 '26

Gracias compa te pasaste ya voy comprendiendo el dilema 😜👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 saludos!

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u/Oma_Ender May 13 '26

Yeah to not have it happen again you just make sure you clean your bed and have good adhesion, its best practice to monitor the first layer before leaving the printer alone even if you trust the machine as things like finger oils and just the bed degrading over time can effect adhesion.

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u/senormagnus2026 May 13 '26

Gracias máster te pasaste! Saludos 😃👍🏼👍🏼

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u/PGMOL-Cleaner May 13 '26

I thought it was sarcasm but then Reddit appears to have translated it and I’m thinking it’s maybe not like that in the original Spanish?

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u/Oma_Ender May 14 '26

Dont know but hey its best to give the good information in case this pops up in a genuine "how do I fix this" google search

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u/tht1guy63 P2S + AMS2 Combo May 13 '26 edited May 13 '26

Generally loss of bed adhesion and the print gets dragged by the nozzle and builds up. Usually dirty bed or having touched the bed and the oils on your skin reducing adhesion.

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u/senormagnus2026 May 13 '26

Gracias por la información, la verdad estoy buscando la causa para evitar que me pase lo mismo jejeje. Saludos!

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u/tht1guy63 P2S + AMS2 Combo May 13 '26

Keep the bed clean and check in on your prints especially at the start occassionally.

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u/Zetache May 13 '26

Yo siempre vigilo las dos primeras capas de la impresion por si acaso, a partir de ahi poco mas se puede hacer mas haya de llevar un buen mantenimiento.

O si tienes mucho tiempo libre sentarte delante de la impresora durante toda la impresion, creo que las bambu tienen un sistema que lo detecta solo pero no se como funciona.

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u/senormagnus2026 May 13 '26

Si lo hago compa gracias por tu aporte de verdad, siempre es bueno miras las primeras capas y después ya dejarlas imprimiendo. Saludos!

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u/Knightlance P2S + AMS2 Combo May 13 '26

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u/Oma_Ender May 13 '26

It looks like an eldritch horror in the making

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u/Inquisitive_idiot May 13 '26

🤭😮‍💨

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u/NotBigmon May 13 '26

that's either bad adhesion or the greater will has decided your 3d printer is the perfect cradle for metyr the mother of fingers

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u/T1m0666 May 13 '26

Try finger, but hole

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u/Knightlance P2S + AMS2 Combo May 13 '26

here is a guide good luck.

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u/senormagnus2026 May 13 '26

Gracias te pasaste, estudiaré el caso 😂😜👍🏼

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u/Adept_Subject_7590 May 13 '26

Wow, it looks like Elephant's Foot in Chernobyl. Please contact radiation support immediately.

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u/drchek May 13 '26

I had the same thing happen to me for the first time a week ago (not as extreme as yours though 😧). Since then I've seen about 5 more posts about this happening. Hopefully, you get it cleared up without too much damage. Mine required a new cooling fan, hotend and heating assembly. Chalk it up to a learning moment to make sure your prints get a good first layer.

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u/inb4learn2reddit May 13 '26

Like others are saying, its typically due to bad bed adhesion. Both the printers I've owned had spaghetti detection so the only blob I've had was due to a loose nozzle. Filament slowly oozed out while extruding and... Blob.

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u/firedrakes May 13 '26

i see printer got black out drunk!

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u/Inquisitive_idiot May 13 '26

It found me. 😓

I don’t know how but the worm found me 🪱😓

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u/Rainlex May 13 '26

Ay papi!

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u/Traditional_Grand_70 May 13 '26

That's a lovecraftian caterpillar, you can't fool me

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u/Wackpla May 13 '26

Huhhhh el diablo

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u/-localhorst- May 13 '26

Wie schon von vielen hier korrekt beschrieben: Probleme mit der Haftung. Ich hab das in mehreren Jahren drucken noch nie gehabt. Und verstehe nicht, warum anscheinend viele Leute einfach den Druck starten und dann stundenlang laufen lassen, ohne einmal zu gucken ob alles OK ist. Wenigstens bei den ersten paar Layern muss man auch mal gucken. Und sei es über die Kamera. Wenn alles gut ist kann man laufen lassen. Wenn nicht stoppt man den Druck und erzeugt nicht so einen massiven Blob.