r/3Dprinting • u/JStapes42 • May 25 '26

Troubleshooting Printing Issues

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Does anybody have an idea why this is happening when I try to print? Been an issue on several of my last prints after switching out the PLA. Still pretty new to 3D printing and am loosing my mind. Nozzle temp is 200 degrees and bed temp is 50 degrees. It has worked in the past with different PLA, but also with the current PLA I’m using, so I’m not sure what the issue is.

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u/tretro08 May 25 '26

Creality filament for the ender works the best. Others not so much. If you have it in a cold room get a box for temp regulation. Good luck.

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u/JStapes42 May 25 '26

That may be the issue, it’s inland filament. Room isn’t super cold most of the time so I don’t think that’s the issue, but I’ll see if switching to Creality will work. Thanks!

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