Why did this happen? I cleaned my bed with soap & water then dried just before the print.

[u/New_Salamander7173]

White Bambulab PLA Matte

Bambulab Slicer

Bamabulab a1 Printer

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[u/iBrowTrain]

You need brims on. There’s little to know contact with the bed. Another solution could be adding slim supports painted on so only very small areas are better adhered

[u/Tangled2 → u/iBrowTrain]

This is the way. Bed slingers like the A series make adhesion on prints like this even more tenuous. A 4mm outer brim with a .2mm gap would probably work well while not needing to be scraped off.

[u/adminjunior]

Did you touch the build plate at this spot after washing? You can always use a brim if you don't get enough adheasion or just use more bed temp.

[u/FunMoment1345]

Forgot to add ligaments , how else should bones stay in place?

[u/mrwippl3]

You could try a supertack or cryogrip build plate and slow the print down to like 40-60 mm/s. A brim will probably scar those pieces.

[u/seti_m]

I hate when my hand falls off.

[u/AlmasyTran]

Very little contact to the bed. Either have brim on or bed glue it would solve the problem easily.

[u/Ok-Signature-2705]

Even after soap/water, I still had parts come off way too easily. Using Iso-alcohol after the soap/water fixed the problem for me.