#Base and above support skin print bad

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floral elbow
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I am new hobbyist, and trying to get clean prints. I am using Sovol SV07. Top parts of my prints have been fine, bottom connecting layers to base plate or the support skin a rough print can be seen from the image. Majority it is the support skinafter which the print has these rough layers. I am printing at 120mm/s with 0.15mm layer hight. Let me know if more details are needed with my cura 5.4.0 setting or hardware setup.

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Based on the information you've provided, it seems like you are experiencing adhesion issues with the bottom layers of your prints. To improve this, you can try the following steps:

  1. Ensure that your print bed is leveled correctly. A leveled bed is crucial for good adhesion. Use a leveling tool or follow the manufacturer's instructions to adjust the bed properly.

  2. Clean the print bed surface before each print. Any dirt, grease, or residue on the surface can affect adhesion. Use isopropyl alcohol or a similar cleaning agent to wipe the bed clean.

  3. Adjust the initial layer settings in your slicer software (Cura). Increase the initial layer print speed to a slower speed, such as 30-40mm/s, to allow better adhesion. You can also increase the initial layer thickness slightly to improve adhesion.

  4. Use a suitable adhesive for better bed adhesion, such as a glue stick or 3D printing adhesive sprays. Apply a thin layer to the print bed before starting your print.

  5. If you are u...

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