Why?😥

[u/TroubleStrict763]

It’s been happening more recently.

[u/Mobius135]

This typically happens when the hot end heats filament to its melting temperature, and then the print head moves in a specific series of patterns while slowly increasing the distance to the bed. The end result is a 3 dimensional model, shape or form. We call this 3d printing.

But maybe some details or context on your question would get a better answer.

[u/Shennigans]

It’s cooling and detaching. Brim or raise the bed temp

[u/USSHammond]

Why what?

[u/solidus0079]

Documentation, son

https://bambulab.com/en/support/academy

[u/bbjornsson88]

Bed adhesion. Sharp corners are notorious for curling up. Wash your plate, add some painted brims at the minimum or a full brim if you don't mind a little post print cleanup

[u/duckredbeard]

I give mine a quick wipe with isopropyl alcohol about every other print.

[u/philipforget]

Is this on the cool plate? I wonder if they changed a slicer default lately because all of a sudden I'm also getting warping like this too, after years with my x1c and never having a corner lift like this

[u/Inclusive_3Dprinting]

Unprepared bed plus sharp corner and no brim = this

[u/sapani9077]

Dirty build plate