I’ve trued cleaning the nozzle and changing the z-axis and still comes at bad prints with layer

[rustic spruce]

Layering problems need real people to help it be tried changing the z offset and temps and clean the nozzle it’s layers are all off

[clear narwhal]

AI Help

It sounds like you may be experiencing issues with your printer's calibration. Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot layering problems:

1. Check the printer's bed leveling to ensure that it is properly calibrated.
2. Make sure the filament is properly loaded and feeding smoothly.
3. Verify that the nozzle is clean and free of any debris.
4. Adjust the Z offset to ensure the correct distance between the nozzle and the build surface.
5. Verify that the print temperatures are set correctly for the filament you are using.

If you have tried these steps and are still experiencing issues, you may need to further fine-tune your printer settings or seek assistance from the manufacturer or online communities for guidance.

WARNING: This response is AI generated and may contain errors.

[rustic spruce]

I need real human help

Anyone

[regal gyro]

Looks like a combination of things. First, what filament?

Steps I would take: Wash build plate with soap (not alcohol), filament could be really moist (dry it or take a new spool), tune in the first layer with a large 1-layer rectangle, try hotter build plate (for PLA, try 65°C),

[rustic spruce]

Mika3d and it’s at 65 or 70c it’s pla it’s printing fine the bed also shakes

[rustic spruce]

That didn’t work still doesn’t work and layer problems

[last jacinth]

ru using the normal glass bed?

after a while the one i used just couldnt get any adhesion