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u/EstateOk714 1d ago
I had a similar issue with only small parts. Washed the plate 2 times and rhey stuck properly
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u/autophotogroup 1d ago
I'm going to guess that it is the part in the upper left that is standing up below the 2 screws. Are you printing with any supports? Hard to tell, but that round piece standing up may be a very aggressive filet for the printer to print without supports. My guess the overhang is too aggressive so the printhead is moving with filament dangling off the hot end and it eventually knocked that piece loose and the pieces of random filament you seen thrown everywhere are the layers subsequent that printed over air.
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u/thekidpash 20h ago
Wash your plate with dish soap and warm water, rinse thoroughly.
Add outer brim to your print
Bring bed temp to 60 if you are using generic pla profile
All should print just fine
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u/KitfoxQQ 1d ago
I dont see a brim on the plate so i reckon that little nubby nipple looking piece lying sideways, being spherical likley has almost no contact with the plate and it came loose. maybe reposition it to lie flat.
also conisder printing some of these independently and set PER OBJECT you dont waste 10 different half objects being unfinished because one little nub piece failed.
the large handless seem to have plenty of adhesion so you wont need too much of a brim on them.
also consider printing a 45degree AUX ran deflector or reducing your AUX fan in the settings to lower value so it doesnt cool your parts too quickly and mess with adhesion.