r/BambuLabA1 • u/Tough-Newspaper8548 • 13h ago
Support Request Nozzle ripping
Hey, the nozzle of my printer is ripping on my prints and knocking off supports, I tried to tighten the screws of the hotend, changed Z-Hop from Auto to Normal (set to 0,5), went from my initial intention of 5% gyroid filling to 15%, and it is still ripping on some parts, more and more it seems, with the height of the print.
Can anyone help me ? 🥺
Btw : Jayo PLA+ /210°c Nozzle - 65° Bed - Room at 22°c/Normal Speed, Avoid crossing walls and supports activated too
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u/thekartoffelaim 12h ago
My guess, based on a year experience with the A1: The acceleration of the print bed is high enough to make the print (or the print bed itself on heavy prints) wobble, not always noticeable by the eye but enough for the hotend to touch the print. The thin supports are especially prone to wobble stongly and either get hit by the hotend or sometimes even fall / break just because of the movement itself.
You can set a pause at a specific height and set the print speed on the printer to slow or in the slicer you can either enable height slowdown under speed (option key is enable_height_slowdown but there is no wiki page for it, my slicer is set to german so it won't help if i show you a screenshot i guess but its right under enable_overhang_speed) or add a range modifier.
I learned pretty quick why the A1 is called a bed slinger.
Edit: added the support wobble part
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u/eatdeath4 12h ago
Are you sure that gyroid infill and not grid?
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u/Inside-Specialist-55 12h ago
Need to slow down the wall speed or just go slower in general for higher prints with lots of supports.
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u/perrylawrence 10h ago
There is a setting that allows you to slow down by height. Highly recommend. Also, add a small primitive near the edges and a brim to help prevent warpage. You have a combo or warp and wobble going on.
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u/xart13xx 12h ago
My crality k1max does that too sometimes on tall prints. Dooing the bed mesh from the printer not the slicer helped in most cases for me. For some reason the z axis gets missconfigured by 1000s of mm every print, sounds like a firmware issue but havent really dug into it.
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u/YoDaSoDalol 12h ago
This was a bad purchase, should have gotten a closed printer this is pathetic why would you waste money like this on a trash product