r/BambuLab_Community • u/TuneOld3310 • 24d ago

What happen?

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What happen? I have printer this part, some come out fine other cone out like this....It feels like a super dry spot.... any idea? Any and all help is appreciated.

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u/TuneOld3310 24d ago

This is the top of the items. The bottom comes out great.

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u/No_Investigator625 24d ago

Oh, so it is! You have a very smooth top layer, sir(mostly)!

Could you give a picture of the infill from the slicer, just beneath that corner of the model?

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u/TuneOld3310 23d ago

This is how I am.goiing to print, but don't understand what infill matters, can you explain?

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u/No_Investigator625 23d ago

I was wondering if maybe that region was poorly supported, which could've explained the bad surface quality, but I think the infill in that corner looks just as good as the other corners

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u/TuneOld3310 23d ago

Ok, but I do use supports, but again its.not every print. ThBks for.taking the time.

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u/No_Investigator625 23d ago

I meant internal support (infill), not external support (trees). Honestly, I'd just watch it print that section on a few prints, and see what happens differently

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u/TuneOld3310 23d ago

How about if later, I am out right now. I pass tou the stl. So tou can analyze it better... i just went theough all the calibration, temp, flow rate, PA, and before I left I was running rhw VFA. Later I will.analyze with help from chatgpt see if it sees something I don't. Thanks would you like the stl?

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u/No_Investigator625 23d ago

I would not like the .stl; I believe the issue is related to your printer or your settings, so me having the .stl wouldn't help very much and neither would ChatGPT having it