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Topic: What could be causing this?

I just received my DaVinci 1.0 2 days ago and am new to 3D printing. My first print was one of the samples and it came out great. I then wanted to print a model I have been working on. I ran the file through netfabb for repair and then loaded it into xyzware. It came out ok, except for the little bubbles that were all around the model. What could be the cause of this?

Layer height: .2mm
Shell: 3
Extruder: 212C
Bed: 90C
15mm/sec print speed

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2 Reply by carl_m1968

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Re: What could be causing this?

Looks to me like bad filament. It has moisture in it. Also could be under temp. Maybe bump the temp up 5 degrees. But I am leaning on bad filament.

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Re: What could be causing this?

Was it xyz filament you used ?
It's known to be pretty poor quality.

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Re: What could be causing this?

Thanks for the information, it helped alot. I upped the temp to 218C and I am getting much better prints.