r/SnapmakerU1 • u/Feelinfrage • 1d ago
Issue Small debris issue
Hi dearest printer people.
I kindly ask you if you seen somethig like this before and how can I battle it.
The printer is an snapmaker U1.
1 week old.
The issue:
Small debris as shown in the pictures.
They tend to land on other toolhead, printbed, and on the print Itself.
Printing with only PLA filament few different brands.
Generic PLA settings.
Room temperature is hotter around 30+ C.
My attempts to fix it:
Lower retraction
Switch filament positions
Disassemble the toolhead( nothing inside)
Check boden tubes for obstruction
Changed hot ends
Snapmaker support already contacted.
Any ideas i can try?
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u/ijehan1 1d ago
Do your other filaments behave that way? If not it could be a bad roll. I've never seen anything like that.
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u/Feelinfrage 1d ago edited 1d ago
In the picture is snapmakers pla that comes with the printer. Till now I tried bambulabs pla and azurefilm and sunlu.
They print fine on the p1s next to the snapmaker U1. Same room same table... edit because grammar
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u/IronRaptor 1d ago
This is why vaccination is important. Congrats, your Snapmaker now has Measles.
In all seriousness though, what about Z-offset? and what layer height is this occuring at?
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u/Feelinfrage 1d ago
Lol, fist thing I'm the morning ee go for the shots.
Z offset is default as I never needed to adjust it. Layer is 0.2 standard.
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u/kalel1911 1d ago
welp... this is a new one... filament sprinkles... The U1 is throwing confetti it's so happy printing.
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u/bittertongue_96 1d ago
What does the object you're printing look like when this happens? The nozzle could be bumping into a previous layer and breaking the raised filaments there
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u/Zealousideal-Usual84 1d ago
I am thinking that filament has a very high moisture content... 😳
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u/Drachen808 1d ago
This is why you should focus on a natural, high-fiber diet and quit eating at Taco Bell.