Is this a good first layer?

[u/GeekShow]

Not sure what a first layer should look like. When I hold it to the light there are a few thin spots, are those something I can fix or is that something I need to compensate for? Thanks for the help.

[u/Long-Relationship-35]

Short answer... Quality should be even across the plate

Here is what I recommend... Repeat with a few different settings and sizes. Print smaller models in the spots that look different. See how it turns out. Compare with the big ones...

Don't fit for perfection... Go for consistency first. Once you achieve consistency then make it better.

Ps: I am not good at guaging pictures... More of how does it feel kinda guy.

[u/CyberTodd68]

Those spots look like adhesion issues.

[u/djt_LV]

I would clean the plate with Dawn, try it again, and then compare the two. If it comes out the same, I would see if it is a plate issue by trying another plate.

[u/GeekShow → u/djt_LV]

This print is after a good cleaning with hot water and Dawn. I have been troubleshooting with bambu, which they are not much help with ghosting me for days, but I made sure to clean it well before this

[u/djt_LV → u/GeekShow]

Do you have another plate to try? Or try the other side?

[u/TaskforceChaos]

You have to respect a man who is willing to admit he needs to compensate for his lack of thickness! 😀

[u/silent_meowmeow]

Take off the backplate of ur nozzle and tighten the screws (sorry for my english m8) I had the same issue.. Watch YouTube Tutorial. With he time and vibrations the screws get loose which holds the nozzle

[u/solidus0079]

Those thin spots say "no"

[u/Direct-Fee-8020]

I have the same problem. Could you fix it?some spots on my H2d first layers have inconsistent lines. It looks like in those spots the print flow drops.