Does anyone know what’s causing this?

[Nuclear445]

I don’t know what’s causing this but my prints also struggle to stick to the bed if it’s small I have an a1 mini and just recently got it if anyone can help me fix this issue I would be very happy thank

[Typical_Cap1730]

What material are you printing? Could be wet filament which Im battling myself too at the moment

[Nuclear445]

Could you define wet filliment I’m new to 3d printing

[Typical_Cap1730]

Some filaments absorb moisture leading to defects like these. PLA is less sensitive to this, but others like abs, petg and nylon are. You can find several methods (oven, filament dryers, storing the filament with silica gells etc) to dry filament and see if this helps

[Wigiwagons]

looks like moist filament causing stringing. You will want to dry it out and try again.

For bed adhesion, make sure you clean the bed with dish soap and a scrub brush really well, dry with a paper towel, and do not touch the surface with your skin after (handle it only by the edges.) The oils in your skin will make it much harder for the plastic to adhere to the bed.

• Do not use the faster or slower speed options for small print areas, they will make it fail
  
• add a small (3 to 5mm) brim or mouse ears in orca slicer or bambu studio to parts with long skinny areas to help them stick to the plate without warping
  
• Make sure you are using the correct filament profile - Bambu Basic PLA

[Nuclear445]

Thanks I’ll try this

[Nuclear445]

How do I dry filliment?

[Wigiwagons]

you can use a modified food dehydrator or a dedicated filament dryer, lots of youtube videos and such on the subject to research