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Greenonline ♦
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In addition to @fred_dot_u remarks:

Decrease initial layer speed

Try to print the initial layer at lower (very low speed). Start from 20 mm mm/s, move down even to 5-10 mm mm/s (e.g. just decrease speed% from the menu). I had many such issues when printing in too high speed (even directly on kapton tape): filament could not stick to the bed so quickly and rolled just after the nozzle - and slowing down almost always helped.

You may also decrease height of first layer e.g. by 25-50%50 %, and try to increase "Initial Layer Line Width" (e.g. 120%120 % in Cura). Increase temperatures by 5-10 degrees also helps sometime.

If this will not improve, then try to enhance adhesion.

In addition to @fred_dot_u remarks:

Decrease initial layer speed

Try to print the initial layer at lower (very low speed). Start from 20 mm/s, move down even to 5-10 mm/s (e.g. just decrease speed% from the menu). I had many such issues when printing in too high speed (even directly on kapton tape): filament could not stick to the bed so quickly and rolled just after the nozzle - and slowing down almost always helped.

You may also decrease height of first layer e.g. by 25-50%, and try to increase "Initial Layer Line Width" (e.g. 120% in Cura). Increase temperatures by 5-10 degrees also helps sometime.

If this will not improve, then try to enhance adhesion.

In addition to @fred_dot_u remarks:

Decrease initial layer speed

Try to print the initial layer at lower (very low speed). Start from 20 mm/s, move down even to 5-10 mm/s (e.g. just decrease speed% from the menu). I had many such issues when printing in too high speed (even directly on kapton tape): filament could not stick to the bed so quickly and rolled just after the nozzle - and slowing down almost always helped.

You may also decrease height of first layer e.g. by 25-50 %, and try to increase "Initial Layer Line Width" (e.g. 120 % in Cura). Increase temperatures by 5-10 degrees also helps sometime.

If this will not improve, then try to enhance adhesion.

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octopus8
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In addition to @fred_dot_u remarks:

Decrease initial layer speed

Try to print the initial layer at lower (very low speed). Start from 20 mm/s, move down even to 5-10 mm/s (e.g. just decrease speed% from the menu). I had many such issues when printing in too high speed (even directly on kapton tape): filament could not stick to the bed so quickly and rolled just after the nozzle - and slowing down almost always helped.

You may also decrease height of first layer e.g. by 25-50%, and try to increase "Initial Layer Line Width" (e.g. 120% in Cura). Increase temperatures by 5-10 degrees also helps sometime.

If this will not improve, then try to enhance adhesion.