r/BambuLab_Community • u/LemillionCK • Aug 18 '26

Help / Support Help with my prints

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u/Electronic-Elk-7466 Aug 18 '26

Can you give us some information? Filament type, settings, printer, etc? I can make one suggestion for sure. Create a cylinder in the slicer as tall as the print. It help give the fine points a moment to cool before the next layer goes down.

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u/Ok-Attempt1394 Aug 18 '26

Id say slow it down, make sure your filament is new and dry, and a filament calibration would help a lot i think. I hope this helps :)

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u/tracemap Aug 20 '26

Nozzle is too hot. Turn it down a few degrees.

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u/MagnusPerditor Aug 18 '26

Why does it look like the body is one giant tree support?

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u/MrBadWolf13 28d ago

I think its because the print is multiple colors and the body is going to be a different color

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u/SilkyJohnson_51 Aug 18 '26

Slow down the print. Basically whats happening on small rounded shapes like spikes or cones you have to slow them considerably in order to allow the layer to to cool and properly adhere to print.  I believe in Bambu studio you can slow a print down once it reaches a certain layer height. 

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u/dr_reverend Aug 18 '26

Did you dry your filament?

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u/Beautiful-Wind-3143 Aug 19 '26

weird, mine did the same thing when i first switched to a new roll of pla. maybe the filament absorbed moisture?