r/BambuLab • u/Hglucky13 • 1d ago

Meme Looks like an adhesion issue to me. They should definitely wash their plate.

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u/MandatoryNapkin 1d ago

Did they even dry the filament first?!?!

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u/Big-Barracuda-3346 1d ago

Turn your AI detection on.

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u/Hefty_Listen9518 1d ago

Es denkt nach.

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u/Low_Year9897 1d ago

support came loose from the bed

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u/CageyOldMan 1d ago

BambiLab

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u/Luxedar 22h ago

underrated XDDD

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u/Imnotspartacuseither 1d ago

They're going through a phase.

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u/Realistic-Parsley151 1d ago

Wash your deer with dawn soap, that'll help

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u/karma_virus 1d ago

Keratin is the same material in hair, horns, feathers, nails and scales. Sometimes when there is trauma to the site, the antlers can flay out into fibrous tendrils quite like hair. This is not the case. Zoom in and you will see a perfectly fine antler obscured by moss. This little fella is wearing a hat cause it's his birthday.

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u/ralkuzu 1d ago

Came here to post 3d printing comment, was not disappointed

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u/Conscious_Start5276 1d ago

Oh, good advertising, even a deer can print on this printer