#horizontal lines on print
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The horizontal lines on your prints are often referred to as layer lines. There can be several reasons for this issue:
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Incorrect layer height: Ensure that the layer height you have set in your slicing software matches your printer's capabilities. Printing with a layer height that is too high can result in more visible layer lines.
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Printing speed: If you are printing too fast, it can lead to inconsistencies in the extrusion, causing layer lines. Try slowing down the print speed to see if it reduces the issue.
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Z-axis issues: Check if there are any problems with the Z-axis, such as binding or uneven movement. This can result in the layers not being properly aligned and cause visible lines.
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Overheating: If your printer's extruder is running too hot, the excess heat can cause the filament to become softer and squish, resulting in more noticeable layer lines. Make sure your extruder temperature is properly calibrated.
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Mechanical issues: Check for any loose belts, pulle...
they are a little hard to see in the picture but they are much more visible in person