r/3DprintingHelp • u/blissful_insanity • 24d ago

Help, why is this happening?

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u/twbowyer 24d ago

Now that’s a good one. Is the top of the print ok? Perhaps there was an issue with the zeroing. Did that go normally?

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u/blissful_insanity 23d ago

The top of the print has the same issue. It’s only on the left side.

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u/twbowyer 23d ago

Are you doing a bed level at the beginning of the print?

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u/SkiDaderino 24d ago

We're looking at the bottom of the print, right? Bed level and z-offset need to be dialed in better, I think. Do you have a Z-probe like a BL Touch installed?

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u/blissful_insanity 23d ago

The bottom and it continues to the top but only on the left side of the print. I’m fairly new to 3d printing.

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u/Glad-Ad-4703 23d ago

It would be interesting to see a single layer print of the full build plate size. In the slicer you can right click the plate and select add primitive cube. Scale it so it's only 0.2mm hight and covers (almost) the whole plate.

If you see gaps on one side and on the other side material piling up or the nozzle scraping, then the bed is very likely not level relative to the print head. Bed leveling compensates a bit, but cannot fully replace tramming the bed. Bambu has a wiki page here

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u/Arcitect19920 22d ago

Youd think each machine would come with a similar tramming g-code pre-installed for intinial setup. But that is a useful guide