Weird bumps and seam

[timid bluff]

Hiya, new ro 3d printing sos till trying to work out what I'm doing, why would my print have these likely bumps everywhere and the weird seam.

[cosmic oak]

AI Help

Hi there! It sounds like you might be dealing with issues related to over-extrusion, under extrusion, or inconsistent extrusion. The bumps and seam you're experiencing could also be due to issues with the printer's calibration or slicer settings. I recommend checking your filament diameter, nozzle size, and re-calibrating your printer's extruder steps/mm. Additionally, adjusting your retraction settings in the slicer might help reduce the seam. Feel free to provide more details if needed for further assistance!

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

[novel geyser]

What filament is this?

[timid bluff]

Pla 🙂

[novel geyser]

Which PLA?

[timid bluff]

Eryone silk pla

[novel geyser]

What are you print settings?

And did you dry that spool?

[timid bluff]

I had it on 70°c bed and I think 200 temp, speed was 60 on the slicer but put it to 60% on printer, I have a any cubic mega S

And no it hasn't been dried so that could be reason I don't have dryer yet unless there's other ways that can dry it without buying one

[novel geyser]

Temperature is low for silk

Try 225

[novel geyser]

?beddrying

[cosmic oak]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WC3jvuq-uq8
https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/667463307963138058/1285333276504096818/Screenshot_2024-09-16_at_4.08.38_PM.png

[timid bluff]

Ok thankyou I'll give that a go. Is there anyway of making the lines less noticeable that I can do or is that just better printers?

[novel geyser]

print hotter

[timid bluff]

Oh thanks