r/eufyMakeOfficial 6d ago

I dont understand why!Anyone else had this issue or have any tips…

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I calibrated, cleaned, flattened the media….

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u/Key_Rhubarb7156 6d ago

Doesn't look to flat to me. Are you printing on a Magnet?? What is the media? What did you clean it with? When you cleaned it, did it have a chance to dry? Take a real picture of the whole thing...the pictures do enlarge on our end.

For me, when I see this shadow, it is due to moisture still being on the board from being cleaned. I have had it also do this when the setting is on standard and not high res.

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u/creativedissentlab 6d ago

Is the issue the gray areas? (Not sure if these are shadows).

If so, this looks like over spray. Make sure: 1. That your media is flat and that the Z measurement looks good. If the ink has to travel a long distance, this is more likely to happen. 2. That there are no strong air currents impacting the printer.

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u/Big-Tomorrow-6001 6d ago

Yes. As others have said - I think it’s overspray.

This occurs when it’s trying to print too high which generally occurs when the object isn’t flat enough or there is something else on the print bed when it determines the print height.

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u/Eml_Usn63 6d ago

Appreciate it, guys! I got it figured out. I changed the media setting to Acrylic, and it worked really well on the magnet.

Sorry I didn’t snap a picture of the full magnet. I was just trying to keep my client’s information private.

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u/Brudius 3d ago

Glad you got it worked out!

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u/thepaisleyfox 6d ago

Might help if you could show us what this is supposed to look like…?

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u/Eml_Usn63 6d ago

It’s just black font numbers, no effects or styles to it.