#What did I do now?

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desert jay
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Seeming to have issues after practically nothing. I need to print a lightsaber collapsing thing for my mom by tomorrow. First of all, the outside looks terrible, and the inside doesn’t work. I have no choice but to print on an i3. Please help? What settings should I use? Sunlu Silk PLA red

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jolly steepleBOT
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AI Help

I'm sorry to hear that you're experiencing issues with your 3D print. To help you troubleshoot, here are a few suggestions:

  1. Calibrate your printer: Ensure that your printer is properly calibrated, including the bed leveling, nozzle height, and extruder steps. This will ensure accurate printing.

  2. Check the filament quality: Make sure that your Sunlu Silk PLA filament is not tangled or damaged. Check if there are any knots or clogs in the filament spool that might affect the print quality.

  3. Adjust temperature settings: Experiment with different temperature settings for the nozzle and bed. Start with the manufacturer's recommended temperature range and adjust it slightly to find the best settings for your specific filament.

  4. Optimize print speed: If the outside of your print looks bad, it could be due to an incorrect print speed. Try reducing the speed to allow for better print quality and surface finish.

  5. Ensure proper cooling: Make sure that your printer's cooling fan...

WARNING: This response is AI generated and may contain errors.
desert jay
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Mods: Etheral Project 3D BLTouch, Slicer is PrusaSlicer. I also have cura if that will work better