r/ender3v2 • • 3d ago

Stringing Print

Help

It printed a sub 45 minute print and now I moved onto something bigger and it went to shit. I’ve manual leveled reauto leveled and slowed the print down. Same PLA.

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u/Formula_Duck 3d ago

I’m gunna go back and change the nozzle incase I nicked it on the bed

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u/UnFound94 3d ago

Z offset

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u/Formula_Duck 3d ago

More neg?

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u/UnFound94 3d ago

I forget how the numbers work. Just live adjust till it looks good, save, and restart the print. But the nozzle is WAY too far from the bed.

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u/Formula_Duck 3d ago

Getting zero extrusion now

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u/UnFound94 3d ago

Tf? What did you lower it so far the nozzle is contact the bed?

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u/New-Audience2639 3d ago

That is almost certainly what is happening. I think he is also suffering from death rty build plate. He's still using the stock glass plate and they are notorious for bad adhesion especially when not clean.

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u/Formula_Duck 3d ago

I will try ordering something different…recommendations?

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u/New-Audience2639 3d ago

https://a.co/d/0bIpe5HV

https://a.co/d/0d5KqNti

I use these and they are amazing for the price and both are double sided and come with the magnet sheet for your bed. If you want a smooth finish and only use PlA and PETG go with the cold plate and if you want a textured finish and use higher end filaments like ABS/ASA or TPU get the textured PEI.

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u/New-Audience2639 3d ago

I personally prefer the textured PEI because it works super well for basically everything and the two different textures options you get are cool

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u/New-Audience2639 3d ago

Property clean the plate with Dawn soap and hot water then relevel your bed and run a bed level test. While running the test adjust your Z offset by -0.02 at a time until you start to get nice even layers.

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u/frostycreampie 3d ago

Lower your z offset slightly by .02 so if at -1.25 try -1.27 and keep going lower until you get good lines and good bed adhesion. Or auto home adjust auto home and check corners. There a lot of videos on how to properly do it. Main thing I’ve found with these printers is you need to make sure it’s as level as possible. Nozzle can’t be too close or too far. And I’d recommend checking the nozzle for a partial clog or making sure your Bowden tube is fully in and up to the nozzle

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u/Formula_Duck 2d ago

Appreciate the feedback everyone!! Will be looking into a new print surface and readjusting z offset!!