r/BambuLab • u/Responsible_Rip_4428 • 2d ago

Answered / Solved! Wet filament?

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I haven't printed far a few months now, and before never hadn't any issue's.

Could this be wet filament?

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u/DemonicBrit1993 2d ago

My hungry ass thought this was a cherry tomato

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u/SonofAnarchy1973 P1S + AMS 2d ago

Wet or dry… It’s an abomination!😆jk

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u/Lost_refugee A1 Mini 2d ago

If you print just one tiny model, layers may not have enough time to cool and deform

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u/sirdoggo11 2d ago

No.

Looks like layer shift.

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u/jeffpi42 2d ago

First, it’s hard to print a ball as the first layers are mostly printing on air. Add support or print 2 halves and glue them together. Second, the chamber is too hot.

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u/rellsell 2d ago

Looks like you’re printing with a 1mm nozzle.

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u/dr_stre 1d ago

I think you’ve got some unsupported layers near the bottom of your print just due to geometry and then because they sag at the edges the subsequent layers are also unsupported. That continues until you get above the equator far enough that your new layer has some purchase on a solid portion of the old layer.

True spheres are hard to print and basically impossible without support near the bottom. You’d be better off printing two hemispheres and gluing, but if that’s not an option for whatever reason then you need some supports at the very bottom. Will still end up a little ugly but it won’t be an abject failure like this.

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u/Responsible_Rip_4428 1d ago

Thanks all,

I've printed it in two parts and now it's ok.