#ender 13 deform prints(image hard to see)
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It sounds like you may be facing issues with bed adhesion or printing settings rather than filament moisture. Here are tips to improve the joint fitting issue:
- Ensure your printer bed is level and properly calibrated.
- Increase the bed temperature for better adhesion.
- Adjust the first layer height to ensure proper adhesion.
- Increase the infill density for better structural integrity.
- Check the model for errors or inconsistencies that may affect the joint fit.
- Consider using a brim or rafts for better stability during printing.
If these tips don't solve the issue, please provide more details about your printer and settings for further assistance.
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- Drying it will help
- cooling fan on at around %
- half speed \ slow first layer
- add brim or clean bed for adhesion.
Photo is super fuzzy, but is the joint round?
sorry late, yes its a round joint
I worded that badly too.
Did it print round?
Or more of an oval shape?
its suppose to be round but it comes out oval shape
Ah ok.
- tune and tighen you belts.
- see if your slicer allows you to tune x\y compensation \ horizontal expansion.
ok thx have a good day