#Prints wont work

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dry zinc
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So i have an ender 3 V3 SE and when i try to print something with other things close to it it wont work look at the picture for example

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It sounds like you may be experiencing issues with your print due to poor adhesion or warping caused by proximity to other objects. To address this, ensure that your build plate is properly leveled and that your printer's bed adhesion method (such as using a brim or raft) is sufficient for the print. You may also want to consider using a skirt to help with adhesion and the first layer adhesion. Additionally, review your print settings to ensure they are optimized for the material you are using.

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loud gazelle
# dry zinc So i have an ender 3 V3 SE and when i try to print something with other things ...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1278865

  • dry your filament
  • tune pressure advance (cura will need a plugin)
  • Print one these, and then measure with calipers. (Or a ruler if no calipers)
    It should be 20mm.
  • If it's not, adjust x\y compensation (orca) or horizontal expansion (cura) so it is as close as you can get to 20mm.
    (E.g cube is 20mm in slicer, but 18mm printed, 20mm - 18mm = 2mm.....
    (Orca) Put 2mm in x\y compensation.
    (Cura) Horizontal expansion... -2mm

(More info if interested)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yzPqBt2SrcE

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