#I NEED HELP (its not that urgent)

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west brook
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i need help with my 3d printer
i have a k1c and i am printing some bambu labs basic pla and it continues to srew up
it only started when i put in this filament. it has sides that are rising when i print anything and things that print up and down fall over
also im printing it at 210 degrees c for the nosel and 50 degrees for the bed . if you have any sugustions or insite i would really apresiate it.

marsh mothBOT
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AI Help

It sounds like your 3D print is experiencing issues with adhesion and overhangs. Here are some suggestions to troubleshoot:

  1. Check your print bed level: Ensure that your print bed is level and properly calibrated. A slightly uneven bed can lead to adhesion issues and parts coming loose during printing.

  2. Adjust printing temperature: PLA filament generally prints well at temperatures between 190-220 degrees Celsius. Try lowering the nozzle temperature to 200 degrees Celsius to see if it helps with the print quality.

  3. Enable cooling: Overhangs can often benefit from increased cooling. Ensure that your printer's cooling fan is working properly and adjust the settings to provide more cooling for overhang areas.

  4. Use support structures: For parts with overhangs or areas that need extra support, consider adding support structures in your slicer software. These temporary structures can help maintain the shape of your print during the printing process.

  5. **Check...

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west brook
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well kind

ancient tundra
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Ambient temp, try and keep the door open while printing see if that helps.