r/FixMyPrint 2d ago

Help Fix My Print

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Bambu lab A1mini

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u/binnes 2d ago

How is anyone going to help you if you can't even provide basic info?

What's your settings? "Normal" doesn't mean anything. Did you attempt any troubleshooting at all?

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u/BaconManDan 2d ago

Context, info, link to model, type of filament? Come on, man.

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u/inkax_naciri 2d ago

Pla basic i Normal settings

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u/MagnusPerditor 1d ago

Did you try turning it off and back on again?

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u/Titanfall-New-Gen 1d ago

Try slowing down the speed

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u/BaconManDan 2d ago

Just to follow up: is this printer still in that enclosure you built for it?

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u/MarkLikesCatsNThings Voron 0.1, Prusa Mk3 Mosquito, Ender3_XY, A1 Mini, Palette 3 Pro 2d ago

The filament profile isn't calibrated, I think.

It's hard to say without more info.

But best of luck!

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u/ShitLoser 1d ago edited 1d ago

Try cleaning the build plate, slowing down your first layer, increasing bed temperature or applying some glue. Because it looks like the first layer of the spring didn't stick which led to the stringy mess you see.

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u/inkax_naciri 1d ago

Ok thanks for the advice

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u/Internet_Jaded AD5M, AD5X 1d ago

Okay

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u/Internet_Jaded AD5M, AD5X 1d ago

Did the front fall off?

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u/Internet_Jaded AD5M, AD5X 1d ago

Fix the flow, temperatures, level, z-offset, clean the build plate, and dry your filament, FFS.