#0.2 nozzle prints failed

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raven dew
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Hi, Im trying to print Tarot cards, with a lot of details and multicolor (black and white)
When I print a card individualy I have great results
But when I print more than one at a time it always fails
I have a bambulab x1 C
Im using the 0.10 high quality profile
the only thing I change is the wall generator to Arachne
And Im printin in PLA

I tried slowing down the printer but still fails

Any suggestion?? any calibration I should do?

tepid pathBOT
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When printing multiple objects at once, you may encounter issues with oozing, cooling, or bed leveling inconsistencies. Here are some suggestions to improve your multi-object printing:

  1. Oozing: Ensure your retraction settings are adequate to prevent filament oozing between printed objects. Adjust retraction distance and speed in your slicer settings.

  2. Cooling: Proper cooling is crucial for multi-object prints to prevent overheating and warping. Ensure your fan is working effectively and consider using a cooling tower or other methods to manage heat dissipation.

  3. Bed Leveling: Check and calibrate your bed leveling to ensure each print layer adheres correctly. Poor bed leveling can cause uneven prints or adhesion issues between multiple objects.

  4. Filament Quality: Ensure you are using high-quality PLA filament to avoid inconsistencies and improve print quality.

  5. Slicer Settings: Experiment with different settings in your slicer software to optimize f...

winged widget
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I cannot help but I gotta say those look super cool

raven dew
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As soon as I get this to work
I will upload them
they are the Tarokka cards from DND curse of Stradh

sly fulcrum
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Does it always fail in the same spot on the bed?

raven dew
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Thanks
The bed Is clean, I used glue because ir was not sticking
It doesn't fail in the same spot.

0.14 will be better??? I can't use raft because I want to have a good detail image

raven dew
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adding a skirt or breem could help?

sly fulcrum
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Yeah bit getting that removed when your print is barely thicker than the print could be a nightmare. A skirt does nothing for adhesion, its kinda just a purge line. Mouse ear brims could work

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I would use something like 0.2 mm height for the first layer. Since your detail is on the bottom you don't really need the thinner layers anyways

raven dew
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great
I will try

tepid pathBOT
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raven dew
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That was the solution
thanks!!!

sly fulcrum
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damns these look great