[Superburban]

Ok, I Printed the sample rabbit. In general it came out good, but it has a scar on the side, and not from a C-section. Any ideas

The bottom did not do great either, I think I need to lower the Z-offset. Or use glue or something, not worried over that yet.

 

[Rincewind]

Do you have Pritt sticks on your side of the pond ?

 

[Superburban]

Likely the same things, just different names. I never set the Z offset, I just did the auto leveling, and ran the test print. I skipped that part of the instructions. Actually did not even read the instructions until later. Thats why I am not worried about that yet.

The C section scar is where the printer raises to the next level. Not sure if I need to change the nozzle temp, or the retraction, or what I have been tied up on other things.

 

[3dGuy]

Likely the same things, just different names. I never set the Z offset, I just did the auto leveling, and ran the test print. I skipped that part of the instructions. Actually did not even read the instructions until later. Thats why I am not worried about that yet.

The C section scar is where the printer raises to the next level. Not sure if I need to change the nozzle temp, or the retraction, or what I have been tied up on other things.

The bottom is definitely the Z offset, I also missed that step in the instructions and had the same result.

Be sure to let us know if you find a fix for the seam.

 

[HOBO]

Oh that's the stich on the side of the part. you extrusion multiplier could be too high and or coast settings not set long enough. Then yes the bottom is Z offset you are way to far from the print surface. stick a business card under there or a piece of paper folded 2 - 4 times to help calibrate the 1st layer height.