1 Topic by shields1.as (edited by shields1.as 2014-12-27 03:35:32)

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Topic: getting very sloppy prints

I've made sure the bed is leveled and even started using a glass bed. But for some reason the quality of my prints has declined. Its like the layers will have a wave here and there. Im also using a fan on the new e3d v6. Curious if its the flowrate or something.

See how it looks like a layer is like missing? sometimes it will have little blobs and burs too.

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2 Reply by Fedde

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Re: getting very sloppy prints

Checked the tension on the belts?

A picture would be great.

3 Reply by shields1.as (edited by shields1.as 2014-12-26 21:22:04)

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Re: getting very sloppy prints

posted above

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Re: getting very sloppy prints

shields1.as wrote:

posted above

No... Actually it isn't.  Don't forget to click "add file" before you submit.

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Re: getting very sloppy prints

Tits. I'm so terrible at posting. I finally added it and it's sideways

wardjr wrote:
shields1.as wrote:

posted above

No... Actually it isn't.  Don't forget to click "add file" before you submit.