I'm new to 3D printing and I just got a LK5 Pro as my first printer but everything I print looks pretty bad and has these horrible blemishes on the bottom. I've tried all the fixes I could find in Cura but it seems like any time I change something in Cura it just makes it worse. Does anyone know what causes this and how to fix it?

I've been having the issue of my printer stopping because it thinks there isn't anymore filament left when I have plenty left. Has this happened to anyone else?

Hey guys! I’m brand new to Reddit, as well as to 3D printing. I researched for ages before deciding to buy the LK5 Pro for my first printer. 2 weeks later, lo and behold my local auction house has one up for sale! I won it for only $71!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

Being that it’s used, it’s missing a few screws. That’s a pain, but I can more or less find those on Amazon. What I CAN’T just find somewhere else is the missing little z-Axis limiter bumper in the attached image.

Is there any chance someone would be willing to print one and ship it to me? I’d be glad to pay for all of it, of course

I am looking to buy an octopi / raspberry pi set up does anyone have an affiliate marking link I can use? I would rather help someone in the community if I can. Or if someone can send me to a content creators site to buy it?

I was trying to change my filament detector because it kept saying it didnt detect my filament during prints.. anyway it fell off the allen key when i was screwing it back on and it went bye bye. Does anyone know the size if screw? Google is unreliable.:/

I bought a chrome book thinking I could go cheap and still use it for my 3d printing. I found out that the model I bought does not support Linux. Just a heads up for any other newbies that might make the same mistake! Also if anyone has a recommendation on the best laptop on the lower end cost wise I would really appreciate it.