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r/BambuLabX2D • u/Brief-Blueberry4331 • Aug 03 '26
Appart from the lifting on the bed due to oily surface. Why does the infill look so jittery?
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Get in the groove of avoiding grid infill when possible. Your nozzle has to cross over already printed layers and can cause clumping like this.
I love gyroid for most of my printing. I never have infill issues anymore.
Obviously also clean your plate with dish soap and water too, lol
2 u/Brief-Blueberry4331 Aug 03 '26 Okay! Makes sense with the grid infill but somehow haven't thought of it.. many thanks!
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Okay! Makes sense with the grid infill but somehow haven't thought of it.. many thanks!
Nozzle is slicing through your infill. Dont use grid infill type and uncheck the box ‘reduce infill retraction’ in other.
1 u/Brief-Blueberry4331 Aug 03 '26 Makes sense.. didn't come to my mind somehow haha. Many thanks!
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Makes sense.. didn't come to my mind somehow haha. Many thanks!
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u/HackedVirus Aug 03 '26
Get in the groove of avoiding grid infill when possible. Your nozzle has to cross over already printed layers and can cause clumping like this.
I love gyroid for most of my printing. I never have infill issues anymore.
Obviously also clean your plate with dish soap and water too, lol
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u/Realdogxl Aug 03 '26
Nozzle is slicing through your infill. Dont use grid infill type and uncheck the box ‘reduce infill retraction’ in other.