#What’s going on here (video)

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It sounds like you may be experiencing issues with adhesion. Try leveling your bed again and adjusting the nozzle height. Also, consider trying a different brand of filament or adjusting the printing temperature. If the issue persists, you may want to consider upgrading your printer's bed surface to improve adhesion.

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radiant spindle
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# radiant spindle No, but what would I do if that’s the problem

Try these one or two at a time until it works.

if it's the nozzle knocking:

  • dry you filament. (Wet filament has a higher flow rate) new does not = dry.
  • tune your flow rate
  • if still knocking turn on z hop.

If the supports are just falling over:

  • double check you z offset is close enough (will include some photos)

  • check bed mesh is enable in start gcode (m420?) ignore if bambu. should be under printer profile settings

  • enough brim for the supports.

  • increase the branch base sizing for trees

  • increase minimum layer time by a few seconds, maybe the support is not cooling fast enough.

  • switch to standard / non tree supports.

  • see if you can print it in a different or better orientation

  • turn off seamless timelapse. or timelapse altogether. this will speed up the print a heap + sometimes eliminates errors to do with nozzle heating.

be sure to ask if more explanation is needed. blobthumbsup happy to help.

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?zoffset2 requested by: wolfesbluebox#0