#Disconnected layers with an Ender 3 Pro (newbie)

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grand bobcat
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Hey folks. I have an Ender 3 Pro, completely stock, with a PEI bed. I still haven't managed a successful print, as my 3dbenchy always comes out with the layers seemingly disconnected like so. I'm currently printing at 205C (bed 60C, but I've tried other temperatures in increments of 5C all the way up to 225C and the problem remains. Any idea what could be going on?

gritty cragBOT
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AI Help

From the image you provided, it appears that your Ender 3 Pro is suffering from under-extrusion. This is a common problem that can occur for a variety of reasons, including clogged or partially blocked nozzles, improper nozzle height, improperly calibrated extruder, or incorrect filament diameter settings in the slicing software.

Here are some things that you can try to fix the issue:

  1. Check and clean the nozzle: Ensure that the nozzle is clean and free of any debris or partial clogs. You can do this by removing the nozzle and using a nozzle cleaning tool or a small, thin wire to clear out any blockages.

  2. Calibrate the extruder: Ensure that the extruder is calibrated correctly by adjusting the steps per mm in the firmware of your printer.

  3. Check the filament diameter: Ensure that the filament diameter setting in your slicing software matches the actual diameter of your filament.

  4. Check the filament tension: Ensure that the filament is not slipping or causing a jam in ...

grand bobcat
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Will look into calibrating the extruder!

gritty cragBOT
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Calibration Cube
The calibration cube is a useful cube print that can be quickly printed and used to test various aspects of your printer. You can scale the cube to reduce print time. You can download a cube here:
• Thingiverse
• Prusa

KISS Slicer uses a calibration cube with rounded corners. This can be useful as it removes the sharp corners helping isolate specific issues. You can download it here:
• KISS Tuning Wizard Model