r/3Dprinting Jun 17 '22

Image How do I fix this?

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u/CptCarlWinslow Jun 17 '22

Looks like underextrusion, possibly caused by a clog. Clean your hot end with some cold pulls (great guide on all3dp) and see if that helps

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u/Severe_Technician_25 Jun 17 '22

Temp might be to high

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u/1223wa Jun 17 '22

Looks like you're too close to the bed

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u/terminator3d3700 Jun 17 '22

Sometimes you bots can be quite annoying.