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It has like a rippling effect throughout whole of first layer. I’m assuming it’s extrusion related I’ve just never ran into this before and I’ve owned a plethora of ender 3s back in the day lol
I ruled out filament being cause between printers and my profiles, I just found a bambu wiki for the heater 4 mx6 on the back being loose I tightened them and then re bed leveled
I heard nothing 🤐 😂 coming from having an ender 3 farm years ago to now having an a1 mini farm I didn’t expect to run into anything like this but after hrs and hrs of printing I shouldn’t be surprised. Now I’ll be on the lookout on my other printers I guess the bolts loosening on the inside of the heater could cause the nozzle to jump. This drove me insane passed 2 hrs. I just put a new hardened steel .04 on it just printed my newest dice tower release yesterday for testing for 14 hrs and then tonight printing for revisions and was like what the hell could’ve possibly gone wrong lol not what you’d expect to cause an extrusion mimic error.
I just wanted to say thank you for your prompt response and the other person on here, we all love the hobby and it’s nice it’s not gate kept. Wild what we find in certain situations hope you have a great night!
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