daannii

I had to replace my heating element part.

It’s a known issue on Bambu printers. youtu.be/RCF6XNUGIGY?is=l4CrXuIqzhzEu50R

I found that new rolls seem to not want to unroll as easy because of the weight. If I have this problem, it’s usually on a new roll.

They do work better/faster at closer range.

I like the ideas you bring to the conversation

And it’s technically not damaging the camera. So hard to get prosecuted for vandalism.

I wonder if you could design these to basically 3d a frame and then attach cardboard , price of fabric, on the front. or something.

to reduce the filament use and print time.

This is kind of a big print. Good idea though.

I’ve honestly only had one bad roll ever.

I’ve bought a ton of cheap 3djhor filament with no issues.

I’ve tried at least 20 brands.

I can say my ender was way more finicky than my Bambu is. The Bambu rarely has issues even with filament my ender struggled with.

Also the only filament I have had to be choosey with is silks.

And brand is just one factor. I’ve had good rolls of one color from a brand and not so great of a different color. Same brand.

Basically poor overhangs. But otherwise they all print well. Just some do worse on overhangs.

Maybe fixed by slowing the print speed down but not usually a big deal on whatever I was printing.

What kind of printer do you have ?

Do you live somewhere humid right now?

Wet filament. Or. Bad filament.

Those are bubbles.

X axis is off.

Yes. The left to right. Not top to bottom (z)

When the x axis is off, the auto bed leveler can compensate for it. For a while. Until it gets high off the bed.

Then the skew becomes more problematic.

Basically you need to adjust your x. (On the z rods).

Now I know how to do this on an ender 3 v3. But not your model.

But here is a link to the ender one so you can better understand the issue and how to fix it.

printables.com/…/853057-x-axis-leveling-blocks-gu… My x axis models.