#Anyone know why my printer is leaking large amounts of gobs like this? Super annoying.
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Adjusting the Z offset and filament temperature can have an impact on your 3D printing results. By changing the Z offset, you are modifying the distance between the printer's nozzle and the print surface, which affects the adhesion and quality of the prints. The temperature of the filament determines its flow properties and can influence the print quality and strength.
However, keep in mind that adjustments to the Z offset and temperature should be made carefully and in small increments to avoid negative effects on your prints. It is recommended to test different settings and observe the results to find the optimal values for your specific printer and filament combination.
If you encounter any issues or need further assistance with your 3D printing, feel free to provide more information, and I'll be glad to help you troubleshoot.
Clean the bed with soapy water
wdym
Oh you were asking about the globs not the adhesion.
nah globs
What material, temp?
Nozzle size?
1.75 i think
Uh, really? That's huge by average standards.
5mm? What kind of extruder do you have, Bowden or Direct Drive?
Oh ok, that's probably fine then
Hm. Not sure though. I'd probably just do a retraction tuning test
gotchu thanks