#swirls on print: how to remove/smooth them?

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reef sky
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Using an sv06 with evryone silk gold filament.
Temp is 210 for nozzle and 60 for bed.
Using prusaslicer.

My print on the bottom side at the start of a new part/layeris getting some ugly protruding swirls, and the supports are sticking to it causing damage when removing.

In the second photo there is not supposed to be a hole there, but it got pulled off with the supports (though it also wasnt printed properly to begin with.)

hard oracleBOT
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AI Help

Based on the information provided, it seems like you're experiencing some issues with your 3D print. Here's what you can try to troubleshoot and resolve the problem:

  1. Ensure proper bed leveling: Make sure your print bed is properly leveled. Poor bed leveling can lead to uneven first layers, causing the extruder nozzle to scrape or collide with the print.

  2. Check your print settings: Verify that you have entered the correct filament diameter and nozzle size in PrusaSlicer. Incorrect settings can affect the flow and adhesion of the filament, leading to swirls and protrusions.

  3. Adjust your initial layer settings: It might be helpful to increase the initial layer thickness slightly to improve adhesion and prevent protrusions. Additionally, slow down the printing speed for the first layer to allow better adherence to the print bed.

  4. Modify support structures: Consider redesigning or modifying the support structures in your model to minimize contact with the part's sensitive ar...

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reef sky
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Bump?