#Why do my prints fail?

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viral condor
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I bought a Ender V3 KE a few weeks ago and i managed to make pretty prints first try. But right now, everything that i try makes a mess like this:

So i've being searching, and i tried a few things:

  • Set the GCode Z offset in -0.05
  • Clean the Nozzle. It was ok.
  • Fix the Y axis - like in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKfBrdIKFyQ (It was not leveled properly, but it didnt fixed)
  • Cleaned the bed, several times.
  • I constantly use the auto z offset and bed level

Also i will share some information on the material

Im using PLA, im from brazil, so i'm using a 3dLabs and 3dFila materials. Each material im using bed temperature in 60°C.

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royal roverBOT
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AI Help

It sounds like you are experiencing issues with your prints not sticking to the bed properly. Here are a few more troubleshooting steps you can try:

  1. Double-check your bed leveling. Make sure all four corners and the center of the bed are appropriately leveled.
  2. Adjust the nozzle height. Make sure the nozzle is close enough to the bed, but not too close.
  3. Try increasing the bed temperature slightly, to around 65-70°C, to improve adhesion.
  4. Make sure your first layer is printing correctly. It should be squished slightly onto the bed for good adhesion.
  5. Consider using a different bed surface, such as a glass bed or a PEI sheet, to improve adhesion.

If you are still experiencing issues after trying these steps, feel free to provide more details, and we can continue troubleshooting.

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viral condor
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Its still happening

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viral condor
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Tryed to make the same print a few times

Every single time i get the same result

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viral condor
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Ok, i figured it out

I went from not printing at all, to high quality prints

The solution?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WC3jvuq-uq8

This videos

Filaments became wet after 24 hours, some even quickier. I tested iwith multiplate PLA filaments, and its working

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?solved