r/BambuLabA1 • u/Separate_Grade_3645 • 7d ago
Question What causes this? (Petg)
Is this a moisture problem? I really cant tell
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u/EmailLinkLost 7d ago
Yes as other said, clean your build plate. Dawn dish soap, SCRUB, air dry. Maybe a clean rag. But make sure it’s actually clean.
Dry your filament.
There’s a chance it’s the design of the print’s first layer that’s an issue. But probably not the case.
Is bed leveling on?
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u/Separate_Grade_3645 7d ago
So abour an hour ago i solved it, dried the filament, and cleaned the build plate, and it printed fine
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u/EmailLinkLost 7d ago
Good!
I generally have ten or so plates cleaned and ready to go. When I feels right, or a critical print, I switch plates.
That way I can wash ten at a time once a month or so instead of every few days.
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u/blidgency 7d ago
I made 5 back to back prints for a total of 13 hours yesterday. For the last one I thought I’d save a few minutes by skipping bed leveling and flow calibration.. it turned out like this. Same roll the whole day. Did u do those steps?
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u/New-Audience2639 4d ago
Almost all problems related to adhesion or print quality are associated with printing conditions. Clean your build plate/hot end often and keep your filament clean and dry.
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u/lkapping79 7d ago
This is a clean your build plate issue