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Why are my 3D prints messing up?
What’s Causing this 3D Printing Problem? The most common cause is simply that the print just doesn’t bond to the surface of the print platform. If the platform is uneven then for some parts of the print the nozzle won’t be close enough to the platform to correctly extrude and bond the first layer.
How do you remove 3D print residue?
The easiest way to remove 3D prints stuck on your 3D print bed is to heat up the bed temperature to 70°C then use a good quality scraper to get under the print and lift it off. You can use liquid solutions to weaken the bond between the print bed and the plastic to help remove 3D prints.
What happens when you remove filament from printer?
When you’re removing filament, have you ever experienced one of the following issues: a) Filament gets stuck in the hotend; b) Need to use excessive force to pull the filament out; c) Had a hard time feeding the filament back into the proper place; d) Had poor print results after filament removal and replacement.
Why do I need to remove residue from my printer?
You should remove it because it can and will affect the quality of future prints. Residue can mix up with new filament and create a ugly of colors and also prevent adhesion in places, thus potentially ruining your next print.
How to remove eXeSs filament from bed after removing?
Residue can mix up with new filament and create a ugly of colors and also prevent adhesion in places, thus potentially ruining your next print. Scrape it off: usually works, but you risk chipping the surface if you’re not careful or if you stumble upon a bit of residue that is stubborn and you need to apply strength to get rid of it.
Why does my printer keep jamming my prints?
The extra moisture in the filament can cause the thickness to be inconsistent, affecting the quality of your printed object. In some cases, the filament can expand enough to jam the print head causing failed prints, wasted time, and wasted filament.