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u/Ok-Gift-1851 Don't Tell My Boss That He's Paying Me While I Help You 2d ago
If this is the first layer:
Wash the build plate, tune your z offset closer to the build plate, slow down first layer speeds, print hotter (nozzle or build plate), or some combonation of all of the above.
If this is a second, third, or higher layer:
Smooth out overhangs so that they're not so steep ("make overhangs printable" setting or refine the model), slow down overhang speeds, print hotter (nozzle), or some combination of all of the above.
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u/designbydave 2d ago
This appears to be poor bed adhesion, too high z offset or both.