#banding?

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rustic flame
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What are some ideas to get rid of this banding?

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median fractalBOT
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AI Help

Banding on 3D prints can be caused by several factors such as incorrect slicer settings, loose belts, a damaged motor, or an issue with the power supply. Here are some ideas to get rid of banding:

  1. Check and tighten the belts: Looseness in the belts can cause the print head to shift during the printing process, resulting in banding. Tighten any loose belts.

  2. Adjust the slicer settings: Try adjusting the layer height, print speed, or acceleration settings within your slicer program to see if this helps.

  3. Change the printing speed: Banding can be caused by printing too fast. By slowing down the printing speed, you may be able to reduce or eliminate the issue.

  4. Check the power supply: Insufficient power to the printer can cause banding. Check if the power supply is adequate for your printer and upgrade it if necessary.

  5. Upgrade the firmware: Updating the firmware of the printer may also fix the issue.

Remember that the solution to banding may vary depending on your spec...

WARNING: This response is AI generated and may contain errors.
shrewd leaf
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?zbanding

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shame thats not a command

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what printer do you have? If you have a bed slinger, check if your z frame is square. It might be binding.

stuck spire
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looks like z-wobblehttps://www.simplify3d.com/resources/print-quality-troubleshooting/