#a1 corners of small prints lifting (small hieght)

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idk why but some of the corners are lifting

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Corners lifting during 3D printing is a common issue known as warping. This can happen due to a few reasons such as improper bed leveling, incorrect bed temperature, or poor adhesion between the print and the bed. You can try using a brim or raft feature in your slicer software, increase the bed temperature, or use a different bed adhesive like glue stick or blue painter's tape to improve adhesion and reduce warping.

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This is because the filament from the extruder is cooling quickly by the fan and the ambient temperature. On sharp corners such as these, the fast cooling makes the filament shrink on itself and curl upwards slightly. To fix this, try increasing the print temperature slightly if using PLA, or, in my opinion, a better fix is to use the "mouse ears" feature included in many slicers. This alone should fix the issue permanently.

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# main orbit where is mouse ears in bambu slicer? also is there a way to edit the print temp ...

Temperature very likely doesn't need to be raised. Don't sweat about that. As for Mouse Ears, in Bambu Slicer, they fall under the name of simply "Discs." Firstly, right-click on your model and select "Add Part." From there, hit "Disc" and position it onto any corners that are warping.
Next, in the Objects tab of the Process tab, select all of the discs and change their wall loops to three each. Finally, make sure that the object that you're printing is listed last in the list of objects. More details here.

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