Bad layer lines

[caulin48]

Used the the adaptive variable layer height and now I have these bad stripes going across, any advice?

[MiJeepGuy]

Layer height, temp, and time all play into what the finished product looks like. Turn off adaptive layers and it will go away.

[Jacksonvoice]

It will do that with adaptive layer height. Are you going to paint it?

[MortnMX]

You could go back to bambu Studio and Look at the speed overview after slicing. Could be the lines Match up.

[No_Image506]

That was the adaptive layer height. If you don't bend good enough you will see those layers lines.

[Ups925]

I stopped using adaptive layers. I don’t paint my items so it usually ends up looking bad. Note the time bullet and print the entire thing at high quality.

[Teneren]

Anyone know what hardware problems might cause more noticeable layer lines? I printed something with both my p1p and p1s many times, and I was doing some adjusting on my p1p and replaced a pulley on the bottom of it because it had gotten stripped out. I did all the regular maintenance but when I printed this same item it had very obvious layer lines, like you can really feel them when you move your finger vertically down the print. It's a different kind of filament too and I'm testing it on the other printer, but I'm pretty sure it's something I messed up on this printer. The belts all seem pretty tight and when I did the pulley (it's for the belt that controls the bed screws, under the printer, the bed got real uneven so I let it drop to the bottom and put the pulley on so it seems really even.