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round dove · 2025-10-11T18:42:23.724Z

I have no idea how this happened. The last print I did was fine and then I come to find this. My only guess would be maybe the nozzle is worn, but my last print was fine it seems weird that it could get this bad between prints. I’m using the QIDI Q1 pro and Elegoo PLA + filament

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It appears that your print suffered from severe under-extrusion, which can be caused by a clogged nozzle, improper filament feeding, or a worn-out nozzle. Since your last print was fine, it's less likely to be caused by a nozzle issue.

I recommend checking the filament path for any obstructions, ensuring that the filament is correctly loaded and feeding smoothly. Also, monitor the extruder's temperature to confirm it's consistent throughout the print.

If the issue persists, you may try running a cold pull to clean the nozzle or consider replacing the nozzle if you suspect it to be the problem. Alternatively, recalibrating the printing settings like extrusion multiplier and flow rate could also help achieve better results.

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