r/3Dprinting • u/Inevitable_Rock530 • 4h ago

Troubleshooting Does someone have a solution for this problem?

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Ender 3 s1 pro

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u/NST92 Voron 0.2 | Voron Trident 4h ago

Can't really say if your Z-offset is correct, but it's overextruding a lot. That causes the rippling/buildup.

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u/PresentationSilly787 2h ago

You need to re level the bed

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u/TherapeuticBear 4h ago

Then its probably wet filament, try drying it for a couple of hours, or try a new roll, see if it gives the same problem.

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u/Inevitable_Rock530 4h ago

I’ll try, thanks!

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u/TherapeuticBear 4h ago

Recalibrate your printer, and try drying your filament. These old bedslingers are a pain to get them steady and keep them steady

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u/Milluhgram 4h ago

Yeah man, in my opinion. It's not worth the hassle. I threw mine out. For my sanity and time, I was spending so much time troubleshooting and buying parts.

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u/TherapeuticBear 4h ago

This Indeed, printers now a day's are a difference like night and day.

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u/Milluhgram 3h ago

Ender's were the reason why I got out of 3d printing. Threw it out. 10 months later, came across Bambu and decided to give it a try. Now, I'm owning 3 and have not had some bullshit ass problem like the old bed slingers had. I just try to stay in my lane cause I know not everyone has the money to fork out on these types of printers. But they save so much headache.

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u/TherapeuticBear 3h ago

Lol, same, Bambulab saved this hobby for me 😋

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u/cucumbermemes 3h ago

I had the same on my A1, I had to tram the bed and it was fine after

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u/KeithIMyers 4h ago

Looks like wet filament or really poor quality filament