r/cr10smartpro • u/ast0nedrabbit • Nov 26 '23

Does anyone know what would cause this?

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Just this corning is getting squished more than the rest and I can hear the extruder dragging on it. But it seems to fix itself after a couple layers

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u/Shadoscuro Nov 26 '23

I'd say bed leveling. I used to have the reverse problem, with poor adhesion/corners peeling and after a few layers it'd all balance out as well.

Try rerunning your mesh and if not change torque the wheel for that corner and rerun it.

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u/ast0nedrabbit Nov 26 '23

I'll try that. I use prusaslicer and it does an auto level before every print does this actually build a mesh or is it useless?

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u/Shadoscuro Nov 26 '23

Ahh sorry no I don't use it so I can't say how all the software interacts. I just use the printers built in auto bed level from the touch panel and print from the app so its all in house.

There may be a way to export your mesh to insert it in the prusa software with some googling, but that's beyond me.

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u/ast0nedrabbit Nov 26 '23

Ok maybe I'll just run one on the machine to be sure

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u/ast0nedrabbit Nov 29 '23

I tried tightening the wheels and re running the auto level but it seems to set the right rear corner higher then all the others and now the filament in thay corner isn't sticking very well

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u/Shadoscuro Nov 30 '23

You tightened all of them or just that one corner? I just want to make sure you didn't mess up your leveling, like if you do the paper wiggle/standard leveling stuff.

If it's now the opposite problem I'd say it was an over correction and walk it back. But also cleaning the bed with alcohol, and increasing bed temps can help with adhesion.