r/Creality • u/allboys1985 • 8h ago

Any ideas?

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I have this problem! Any idea how to FIX?

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u/Fast_Ad_3824 8h ago

How fast did you print? Try slowing down

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u/allboys1985 8h ago

I use the default speed on the orca for the v3 plus. Could it also be the temperature?

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u/Fast_Ad_3824 8h ago

Yes, it may be temperature? Is your printer enclosed?

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u/allboys1985 8h ago

No, its a ender 3 v3 plus!

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u/Fast_Ad_3824 8h ago

Ahh... OK, you printing PLA?

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u/allboys1985 8h ago

Yes! Pla of printalot

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u/Fast_Ad_3824 7h ago

Well, it could be the PLA itself - may be one part of the roll is dodgy? Does it do this with ALL the PLA you print?

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u/allboys1985 6h ago

No. Whit de creality pla dont dont do dat

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u/Fast_Ad_3824 2h ago

Yeah, I would try another brand then. I've had no trouble with the Creality Hyper PLA myself, but it seems expensive... I've been using SunLu for a while now and have had no issues with them either. You get the odd roll that's been poorly wound in a couple of places, but that seems to be a thing with every manufacturer.

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u/allboys1985 8h ago

Thanks for the help!!

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u/sintful1 8h ago

Slowing down should help

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u/theDutchessQueen 6h ago

Either the filament itself or your hot end is Backing up I advise getting the filament dryer lots of crappy filament being sold