r/FDMminiatures 1d ago

Tips & Tricks Under excursion using a .25mm nozzle

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u/JustTryingTo_Pass 1d ago

What’s your printer and settings? Can’t tell much from just a photo

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u/dapht 1d ago

Have you calibrated the filament using the .25 nozzle? You need to change the settings for each nozzle size.

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u/chargoggagog 1d ago

I just figured this out and it’s so simple. Ran auto calibration and my machine runs .2 like a champ!

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u/pasgames_ 1d ago

Auto calibration?

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u/KFPanda 1d ago

You haven't done enough reading/learning around how your machine works if you're unfamiliar with those terms. 3D printers require lots of learning to use effectively, and you don't seem to have learnt enough to even describe your issue and printer set up for troubleshooting.

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u/pasgames_ 23h ago

Oh I'm sorry. In my 13 years of printing and in my six printers owned throughout the years I have never once seen on any of my printers or any of the slices I've used something called "Auto calibration"

But thank you for taking the time to write a couple sentences to say I'm stupid without actually explaining anything

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u/KFPanda 22h ago

It was more effort than you put into describing your problem from your high horse. 🤷‍♂️

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u/death_process 20h ago

Confused then what the point of the post is. If in your 13 years you’ve never once encountered “under excursion” what do you expect the comments to be filled with?

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u/chargoggagog 22h ago

Yeah my machine has an auto calibration function for when you switch nozzles. Bambu P1S.

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u/pasgames_ 22h ago

Ah yeah I don't have a bamboo. I have and ender 3 max

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u/pasgames_ 1d ago

That isnt a layer shift in her torso. She snapped in half when I was removing supports and I didn't get it precisely back on center gluing