#Benchy problems

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errant briar
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Hiya,
I printed off a benchy and wondered what it is that's wrong with printer. I printed tbis twise and it had the weird texture in all the same places twice?

It's the any cubic mega s, i levelled bed multiple times. Temp was 200

Thanks 😁

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tranquil mulchBOT
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AI Help

Hello! It sounds like you may be experiencing issues with consistent layering or adhesion during your print. The repeated strange texture in the same spots could indicate a problem with either inconsistent extrusion or calibration. Here are a few steps you can try to troubleshoot:

  1. Check your nozzle and make sure it is not clogged.
  2. Verify that your filament is in good condition and not tangled or snagged.
  3. Ensure that your bed leveling is consistent across the entire build plate.
  4. Try adjusting your printing temperature slightly, as 200 degrees Celsius can sometimes be too high for certain materials.
  5. Check your slicer settings to make sure everything is configured correctly for your printer.

If none of these steps solve the issue, feel free to provide more details or pictures so we can further assist you in diagnosing the problem.

WARNING: This response is AI generated and may contain errors.
tranquil mulchBOT
# errant briar Hiya, I printed off a benchy and wondered what it is that's wrong with printer. ...

3DBenchy
The 3D Benchy is a commonly used model to calibrate both the visual and dimensional accuracy of a FFF(FDM) printer. Due to its near ubiquitous nature this is often regarded as the standard benchmark print making it a useful model to print when seeking help for troubleshooting a model or improving print quality.

Settings for FFF(FDM) Machines
Scale: 1:1 (unmodified in size, from bow to stern #3DBenchy.stl measures 60.00 mm).
Layer height: 0.2 mm
Infill: 10%
Print speed: up to 50 mm/s
Nozzle diameter: 0.4 mm

Resources
Single Material Downloads: STL | 3MF
Multi Material Downloads: github repo
3D Benchy Website

Infographics: Dimensions | Features | Combined

?3dbenchy requested by: m.von.d#0
rapid hull
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Thats not enough cooling/too fast printing

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Material is too warm and droops down

errant briar
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Ah ok I had it on 100% speed

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I have a fan it was set to 1% online says not to up it?

rapid hull
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Same here

rapid hull
errant briar
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On my 3d printer it said fan speed? Im not sure what to does lol but was set to 1% online said to leave it as thay

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What is best to do to fix this just slow speed down or lower the temp?

rapid hull
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Lower speed, you compromise part integrity if you lower printing temp

errant briar
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Ok ill try that, I know it will be differemt for every printer but what speed would be best that was 100%

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I had it on 50 to start first couple layers then put it back to 100