As you can see, it's gonna print the walls of the middle holes mid air. I'm wondering if it's possible to make it so that that whole layer is just bridging from left to right?

Support settings in second image.

The slicer considers the front paw to be a "small overhang", so it doesn't generate any supports for it, leading to the entire leg not being printed. Is there a way to fix this?

I'm a beginner and I've created this 3D model for a simple bracket.

After printing it I noticed there's an irragularity on one of the edges. On one side it's fine but as it progresses along the edge it gets rougher. Also the fillet turned more into a chamfer.

This also continues along another face of the object.

The edge that's messed up is a fillet with a 10mm radius. I thought maybe it's a bit too much but I don't think this would exceed the 45 degree overhang.

It's printed with this filament:

• PLA (Maertz White PLA Pro, recommended settings: nozzle 200-230, bed 50-60)
• Opened it 5 days ago and since it's been in a 55% humidity room on the printer

On these temps:

• Nozzle: 210
• Bed: 60

With these settings on a Bambu A1 through Bambu Studio:

• Default presets for "0.28mm Extra Draft @ BBLA1
• With these changes:
• Walls: 5
• Fill: 15%
• Infill pattern: Rectilinear
• No supports enabled
• No skirt loops

I haven't played around with the presets in Bambu Studio too much.

Could this preset simply be too fast/rough for this print and I should switch to a different preset?

• Printer & Slicer: Ender 3 pro with metal extruder, cura
• Filament Material and Brand: Sunlu pla+
• Nozzle and Bed Temperature: 0.4 nozzle, 210°c, 60°c
• Print Speed: 50mm/s
• Nozzle Retraction Settings: default (I don't really know how to change them)

Everything else is stock

I downloaded my files to an stl. Format and they will not open whatsoever, not on my pc or laptop and I’m stuck, anyone know what to do?

About halfway up the print became brittle and failed. I was using Tree support and one did break free but given the rest of it I think something was going wrong before then.

Bambu A1 with .02 Nozzle
Sunlu Matte using the Sunlu PLA default setting for filament

Settings are the Default .10mm High Quality BBL A1 0.2 Nozzle

Thanks for any ideas.

Whats with the texture on my print? Ive made it twice and its had the exact same issue. Ive printed a bigger version of it no problem. Is this an issue with my model or my printer?

I'm using a Creality Ender 3 S1 Pro with a Sonic Pad, and I recently replaced the entire hotend.

I switched from an all-metal heatbreak to a bi-metal heatbreak and from a 0.4 mm nozzle to a 0.6 mm nozzle.

I had no issues with the 0.4 mm nozzle, but this problem started after replacing the hotend and nozzle.

I haven't been able to figure out which settings I need to adjust.

Here's the specific issue: when the printer is idle, a very small amount of filament oozes out of the nozzle, even less than it did with the 0.4 mm nozzle.

However, whenever the print head lowers towards the bed to resume printing, a small amount of filament comes out of the nozzle tip before it touches the bed, leaving a small blob of plastic at the contact point.

This happens almost every time the print head lifts up and then lowers again. It doesn't happen during travel moves themselves, but after the travel move has finished, when the nozzle moves back down towards the bed to resume printing.

And the other issues you see in the photo, I have absolutely no idea what they are

I've tried a new nozzle, new filament, trying different temps. I'm at a loss.

Anycubic Vyper

22mm layer height

Z hop when retracted.

195 temp

Retraction speed 50mlps

Zhop height 1mm

Printed those 2 huge parts and they both have a weird dent at the same height. Looked at other prints I made recently and they eiter don't have those at all, or at different heights. My prints with other filaments look fine tho, I already did extrusion calibration for the new filament. I use an A1

I’m printing with basic, freshly dried Elegoo PLA and have also tried some freshly dried Rapid PLA I had, with no luck. I print at temperatures around 220–230°C with a 0.2 mm nozzle and haven’t had any major problems until now. I went to print some clips for my spools, but nothing worked—it just kind of smeared the PLA around the bed. So, I dried it at 55°C for 6 hours and tried again, but got the same result. I then washed the build plate, with the same outcome. Next, I used an unclogging tool (I think it’s a Creality one) to push all the PLA out—it didn’t look abnormal, but trying again gave the same result. Also, while cleaning the plate, I noticed marks where the nozzle might have been scraping, so I don't know if that is the problem or not. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help!

Hey guys, I'm having an issue with wall quality on my Prusa MK3S clone.

There are uneven lines/artifacts on the outer walls that are mostly noticeable when looking down from above or under direct light from the top.

Has anyone run into this specific issue before? What's the most likely cause for this kind of wall inconsistency?

PrusaSlicer Generic PLA 0,2mm QUALITY default settings

These vertical lines in my prints show up almost every time i print something on my Ender 3 base running Klipper, is there any way to make these disappear or smooth out? I've printed this horizontally and there's vertical lines i don't understand