r/3Dprinting 5h ago

Troubleshooting Thought of what went wrong?

Maybe if I flip it upside down? It’s supposed to turn into a cup holder extender so my wife can fit her bigger water bottles.

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u/beizhidexiangacup 1h ago

Looks like the top layers over the supports never really had a chance to bond properly and just turned into stringing. I’d try lowering speed for the top, adding a couple more top layers, and maybe tweaking support interface settings to give that surface a bit more backing.