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agarza
agarza
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What software do you use? YouYour nozzle diameter seems to be selected wrongincorrectly or you have a slightly enlarged nozzle. Buy an unused nozzle and makemake your bed adjustments again.

Select correct a nozzle diameter (such as 0.4 mm, 0.6 mm) and slice your print again. For PLA, I suggest using 200-215 °C for better layerlayer adhesion and useusing the fan to make prints look better.

What software do you use? You nozzle diameter seems to be selected wrong or you have a slightly enlarged nozzle. Buy an unused nozzle and make your bed adjustments again.

Select correct nozzle diameter (such as 0.4, 0.6) and slice your print again. For PLA I suggest using 200-215 for better layer adhesion and use the fan to make prints look better.

What software do you use? Your nozzle diameter seems to be selected incorrectly or you have a slightly enlarged nozzle. Buy an unused nozzle and make your bed adjustments again.

Select correct a nozzle diameter (such as 0.4 mm, 0.6 mm) and slice your print again. For PLA, I suggest using 200-215 °C for better layer adhesion and using the fan to make prints look better.

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Sami Onur Zaim
Sami Onur Zaim
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What software do you use? You nozzle diameter seems to be selected wrong or you have a slightly enlarged nozzle. Buy an unused nozzle and make your bed adjustments again.

Select correct nozzle diameter (such as 0.4, 0.6) and slice your print again. For PLA I suggest using 200-215 for better layer adhesion and use the fan to make prints look better.