bott om layer of print

[subtle pagoda]

Hello, I finally figured out my printer since I am new to all this. However as you can see in the picture my bottom layer is really bad. Can this be solved som way? ( I have the ender 3 v2 neo)

[robust blade]

Too far from the bed 🙂

[steep heath]

Ye

[robust blade]

Unless this is on top of a raft?

[trail willow]

AI Help

Hello! I'm glad to hear you figured out your printer. As for your issue, it looks like you are experiencing adhesion problems with your print. This is a common issue that can be solved in a few ways:

1. Adjust your bed leveling: Ensure your build plate is leveled properly. Follow manufacturer instructions on how to level the bed.
2. Clean your build plate: Any residue or oil on the build surface can cause prints to not adhere properly to the bed. You can clean the plate with isopropyl alcohol.
3. Use a glass bed or painter's tape: Some people find that using a glass bed or adding painter's tape to the surface can help improve adhesion.
4. Increase your bed temperature or print speed: Try increasing the bed temperature in increments of 5 degrees Celsius or increasing the print speed slightly.

Try these methods to see if they help improve your bottom layer adhesion.

WARNING: This response is AI generated and may contain errors.

[subtle pagoda]

What do you mean? The picture is of the bottom layer (the one on the bed)

[subtle pagoda]

How can I solve that?

[steep heath]

?offset

urgh what was the command again

[trail willow]

Leveling Your Printer
Here is a handy infographic that will help with levelling your printer.

?leveling requested by: enid#1234

[subtle pagoda]

I did that exact thing before I printed this maby I did it wrong?

Or could it have something to do with slicer settings?

[noble stream]

thats leveling, next step is z offset, yours should be more negative

[robust blade]

since you have an ender 3 v2 neo, it has the z offset as a setting in the menu. it sets the difference in height between where the auto level sensor detects the bed, and where the nozzle actually sits. It'll apply this offset every time so that the measured points will actually touch the nozzle too. 🙂

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fN_ndWvXGBQ
Check at 5 minutes 14 seconds, section called "Probe Z offset"

Check if you can find this menu

[trail willow]

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[subtle pagoda]

Thank u so much 🙏