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Mike Eberlein
(@mike-eberlein)
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Waves on the first layer

Hi All,

I've had my MK3 assembled for about a month and I have had very hit or miss luck with my prints (first printer). A few have turned out very well but the majority I just can not get to print right. For example I am currently trying to print the drawers for a parts container and it continuously fails or I have to stop it because the first layer turns out really bad. Can anyone provide some insight as to what may help? I have tried adjusting the bed temperature and z height. Both have created different issues. If put the z height much lower than where it is now I get gobs of filament forming on the nozzle which eventually drop off onto the print and create a mess.

Filament:
Prusa Gray PLA

Image of first layer:

Postato : 06/05/2018 7:24 pm
thrawn86
(@thrawn86)
Honorable Member
Re: Waves on the first layer

pics don't show for me. what firmware?

Postato : 07/05/2018 7:55 am
PJR
 PJR
(@pjr)
Antient Member Moderator
Re: Waves on the first layer

Please attach your pictures to the post and do not link from your private Google Drive.

TIA

Peter

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Postato : 07/05/2018 10:27 am
Mike Eberlein
(@mike-eberlein)
New Member
Topic starter answered:
Re: Waves on the first layer

Thank you, sorry the picture should be corrected now.

Firmware version is 3.2.0-RC2.

Postato : 07/05/2018 2:55 pm
JoanTabb
(@joantabb)
Veteran Member Moderator
Re: Waves on the first layer

Waves in the first layer are often caused by the z axis being too low.

Regards joan

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Postato : 07/05/2018 3:01 pm
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