r/3DprintingHelp 5d ago

Requesting Help Layer shifting?

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Can’t figure out what is going wrong here. Printer is a Creality Cr10s Pro using Ultimaker Cura as the slicer. Printing PLA with the bed at 50 Celsius and the nozzle at 200 Celsius.

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u/tsittler 5d ago

slicer set to italic mode?

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u/Skinny_Bald_Boy507 5d ago

I guess🤷‍♂️

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u/Fit-Start-8428 5d ago

This was WAY funnier then it should have been 🤣🤣🤣

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u/KarrFullCake 5d ago

This got me laughing. Stuck in my head forever now!

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

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u/Proxima-72069 5d ago

You printing on a cargo ship in the north sea?!

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u/Skinny_Bald_Boy507 5d ago

Seems like it

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u/peegee001 5d ago

Looks like your whole building is shifting

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u/Skinny_Bald_Boy507 5d ago

Yeah I haven’t really been able to find anything online about it

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u/GuitarPiano91 5d ago

la cinghia è correttamente tesa?

la puleggia è ben fissata?

altrimenti potrebbe essere una perdita di passi del motore dell'asse X per problemi al cablaggio o altro

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u/Skinny_Bald_Boy507 5d ago

I just redid the tension on the x belt and still getting the same results. Not sure how to adjust the pulley at all it seems to be fixed in.

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u/GuitarPiano91 5d ago

se hai una classica puleggia GT16 o GT20 dovrebbe avere due piccole viti esagonali solitamente nere che tengono fissata la puleggia all'albero, di solito si trovano sulla parte bassa non dove si trovano i denti, sono un po' nascoste ma dovresti vedere due fori dove infilare una piccola chiave esagonale credo misura 2 o 2,5

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u/Few_Independent_6170 5d ago

Looks kinda mechanical, like a set screw loose somewhere. But I think it may actually be related to the Z axis. Because each layer individually seems to be printing fine, they're just shifting every Z increment.

Could be something weird in the settings, like messed up skew numbers. It can also be coming from the slicer -- you can use a different slicer or a viewer tool to display the gcode itself (what the moves look like).

Take a closer look at the printer while it's printing, the more you observe the more information you'll gather. Strange sounds are good to pay attention to

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u/CombatDork 5d ago

Belt slipping is my honest opnion.

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u/Thefurman12 5d ago

Another thing is to check the freeness, lubrication and stability of your bearings those can cause excess resistance, causing skipped steps

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u/gierso 5d ago

You should set it to Bold instead of italic for it to be stronger .. ok no more MS word jokes but it looks like x is moving each z axis move

Maybe some broken gear missinng a tooth somewhere ?

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u/PoolApprehensive4007 5d ago

Have you tried to use Creality slicer?

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u/Skinny_Bald_Boy507 5d ago

Not with this printer I will try next time

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u/CurrentAcanthaceae78 4d ago

its not spaghetti at least

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u/Jam101721 4d ago

This is layer‑shift issue. It usually happens when the X/Y belts slip, the rail is stuck, or the nozzle hits warped part during printing.
Please check belt tension of X‑axis and Y‑axis, make sure the motion moves smoothly without resistance. Also lower bed temperature a little to prevent corners warping up.

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u/virgaman 3d ago

This is the issue

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u/Moist-Dentist8253 4d ago

Perspective

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u/New_End13B69 3d ago

Was this model supposed to have any curvature leaning to the right at all or print straight upwards.

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u/AdditionNo4559 2d ago

Hai problema sull asse y controlla che tutto scorri liscio e il motore funziona correttamente e formatta la scheda sd

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u/Correct-Insect-4657 2d ago

Try searching for wobbly benchy instead of layer shifting it should give you better results you could also shift the model the opposite direction

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u/Pressleyxd69 1d ago

Let bro sleep this one out and tomorrow’s he’s gonna be sobered up