So this has been going on about a month now and I'm at wit's end. I've tried leveling and re-leveling a dozen of times now even going so far as completely dismantling the whole hot end to look for issues and haven't found a reason for this. Whenever I try and just Google it it always just says "check your z offset" but I've done that a few times now too. Any help would be appreciated. I'm only using PLA, hotend at 200-205 bed at 60
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I'm sorry to hear about the trouble you're experiencing with your 3D printer. It sounds like you've taken several troubleshooting steps already. Here are a few additional suggestions:
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Check the first layer: Pay close attention to the initial layer of your print. Make sure it adheres well to the build plate. If it doesn't stick properly or has a rough texture, it could indicate an issue with bed leveling or adhesion.
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Clean the build plate: Ensure that the build plate is clean and free from any residue or oil that might prevent proper adhesion. Isopropyl alcohol or a similar cleaning agent can be used to wipe it down.
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Adjust the print bed temperature: Experiment with slightly increasing or decreasing the bed temperature to see if it helps with adhesion. Sometimes a slightly higher temperature can improve initial layer adhesion.
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Check the extruder tension: Make sure that the tension of the filament in the extruder is not too tight or loose. Sometimes improper tension ca...
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