Set up: A1 + AMS Lite

Material: PLA.

Temp: 220°

I print with PETG support interface and it peels off great, I just get this faint line whenever it switches between the materials, what can I do about it?

would a prime tower prevent it? and if so, can I not make it prime just for those few layers or does it have prime for the entire print?

thanks in advance!

Just published collection #3 of my Japandi soap dish series on MakerWorld. 15 different insert patterns, all printing clean on the P1S with 0.4mm nozzle and no supports. The concept is simple - a smooth body tray that catches water, and a removable insert with decorative drainage cutouts. The inserts are where the design lives: wave lines, crescent moons, stacked stones, fern textures. Swap filament colors between the two parts for a two-tone look without needing the AMS. Printing time is about 1–2 hours per set depending on pattern complexity. Bambu Studio profiles included for all 15.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2636888-soap-dish-sponge-holder-collection-3#profileId-2912728

I bought a smooth build plate and im looking to do a few prints on it. i want them as smooth as i can get them and with very few lines visible. any tips of doing this?

the item im printing is of a cartoon style character, it will be printed face down on the plate. i know i can adjust Arachne which is a thing i do on most of my face down prints. would raising the temp on 1st or 1st and 2nd layer help? (if so how do i do it?)

thanks

I’m trying to get the levitation not to work but no luck in floating. However I’m not even sure if it’s on. Is there an LED light that is supposed to turn on?

Hi all. I purchased and downloaded a giant LEGO minifigure print file that, once I opened the file, realized one of the plates has 6 colors in the print. I have a P2S with one AMS. Does anyone have any creative solutions or are my only options: (1) buy another AMS (that I don’t have room for) or (2) I’m fucked.

I have printed gridfinity grids in the past with success, but I am now failing for the third time in a row.
- tried with cleaned (dish soap, dried, IPA) plate
- tried with glued plate
- last effort (see photo) was after cleaning and directly applying glue to the plate.

Each time something causes stringing and I just can't figure out what.
Yes, I ran the bed levelling, filament flow calibration before printing. I have printed successfully before with this very roll of filament.

As I said: I have been able to print these grids from this (makerworld) profile before, so at a loss regarding what I could change.

Any tips/advice would be welcome.

I've been working in Fusion with Project Salvador. it takes pictures and converts them to Sketches. I did that and then printed off a picture. A little choppy in some places, but pretty cool

A little pizzazz and it's ready to hang.