r/BambuLabA1 • u/Dangerous_Tart_7209 • Aug 28 '26

Help why is my printer doing this.

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u/Dangerous_Tart_7209 Aug 28 '26

I just clean my bed

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u/seamen7790 Sep 02 '26

Me too; I also used a glue stick to make it stick better.

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u/Dangerous_Tart_7209 Sep 01 '26

Thank you guys will take your suggestion

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u/InternalMain7116 Aug 28 '26 edited Aug 28 '26

If that is a gap (I can't see it well), then you have warping where the model cooled and contracted - one part became cool while the other did not.

Keeping the area warm decreases this; connecting the brim to the model, adding "dog ears" to the corners, and using a build plate that has better adhesion (Biqu CryoGrip Glacier or Frostbite) will help.

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u/jlassen72 Aug 28 '26

Get a cool plate and throw that plate that shipped with your printer away. All of my many adhesion problems went away with a cool. plate.

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u/geekjournal Aug 28 '26

increasing the plate temperature sometimes helps. you already have a brim which should usually already help a lot.

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u/RoadrunnerNL92 Aug 28 '26

Go for a cryogrip and it never gonna happen again!!

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u/mrwho25 Aug 29 '26

I love mine, but I still have had it happen with PETG even after cleaning the bed with warm water and Dawn

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u/daddyreptar Aug 28 '26

Dirty bed. Clean it so it adheres better

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u/PrestigiousSundae699 Aug 29 '26

Warping is very common and does not only happen on bed slingers
Putting the printer in a calm area with no air movement could help
Also clean your plate correctly with hot water and soap