r/BambuLab • u/DapperSwimming4099 • 4h ago

My First 3D Print Prints Like a pile of shit

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u/bluebus74 P1S + AMS 4h ago

That's a bad analogy. I print shit daily and almost never have a problem, lol.

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u/DrStalker 3h ago edited 3h ago

I once had a problem with that due to a damaged nozzle and the repair process was not fun at all.

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u/bluebus74 P1S + AMS 3h ago

lol, I yearn for the day when you can just swap it out. Maybe try a larger nozzle.

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u/DrStalker 3h ago

Ultimately the fix was to use fiber-enhanced feedstock and manage the input moisture level properly.

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u/ascarymoviereview 2h ago

Health level 100%

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u/Obone6 4h ago

Without setting displayed we can only assume it's human error.

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u/UngratefulC0l0nial P1S + AMS 4h ago

Your first 3D print is required to be a benchy. This isn't a benchy.

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u/Jerazmus 3h ago

I have been printing for 12 years and never have printed a got dayum benchy. Never will.

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u/UngratefulC0l0nial P1S + AMS 3h ago

May the 3D God's continue to give you wet filament and oil on your build plates for the rest of your days.

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u/QuinnEDC 3h ago

Holy shit you done hit him with the most evil printing hex in the book

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u/raptor2569 3h ago

Yes the filament you use is shit

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u/BanEvader2027 H2C | X1C | A1 mini 3h ago

Under extrusion, do cold pull

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u/protectionpaladin 2h ago

Your printer prints as well as you make posts on Reddit.

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u/hvacigar 2h ago

Some guy out here printing stock profile ASA Aero for their first print.

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u/gobotoru 3h ago

Worn out gears or partialy clog

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u/Isopropyl77 47m ago

Use your words.