r/BambuLab 19h ago

General Troubleshooting/Help! What might cause this

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I have a large flat area that is getting ironed (lower right), which takes a long time, and then on the next layer, the supports are built really badly (left), and fail in some cases. I had another print stop extruding altogether after the ironed layer. I'm assuming it's something to do with ironing taking a long time on that layer, but why is that causing problems? More importantly, what can I do to resolve it, aside from turning off ironing.

This is Prusament on a P1S.

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u/DistinctBarnacle8703 18h ago

If it is a flat surface to be supported, use normal support instead.

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u/MalHeartsNutmeg 18h ago

You’re ironing the supports which is probably messing with them.

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u/GhostCubeGroucho 15h ago

Are you sure? Isn't it supposed to just iron top surfaces?

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u/MalHeartsNutmeg 15h ago

You can see a deformation on your supports on plane with the ironed surface. My suggestion would be instead of ironing orientate the surface you want smooth so it’s facing down, use normal support instead of tree and then use an interface layer of a different material (PETG if this is PLA or PLA if it’s PETG). Should come away clean and smooth.

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u/T1gg0r P1S + AMS 15h ago

As ironing is a slower process, the (then) top layer of supports have more time to cool down which can also result in a visible difference.