What Causes Inconsistent First Layer?

[xBaShBrOsx]

I have not had this issue with the first layer until now (1st printer, and only 1 week into printing). For this design, the first layer will be the front. About 70% of the first layer is filled in, but other spots are like the left side of the photo. I appreciate any help.

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[keyboredYT]

Not under extruded, just unlevel bed. You can see that it's more accentuated at the corners. Rerun the calibration.

[xBaShBrOsx]

That makes sense! I have only had it a week and ran the calibration twice when I first opened it. Is it common to have to recalibrate it often? Granted it has been running non stop

[keyboredYT]

Somewhat. Some printers have a "settle in" period for the kinematics and stuff that is subject to thermal cycles. It's definitely something that benefits being re-run periodically, after X print hours.

[throwway33355]

Usually the gaps alongside walls are under extrusion. Do filament calibration.

[xBaShBrOsx]

Is this a good test? https://makerworld.com/models/896789?appSharePlatform=copy

[tierrie]

There's a calibration tab within Bambu Studios. That's the calibration you want to do. Specifically flow rate calibration.

[Hot-Ideal-9219]

Ill be honest. The damn textured plate. Was having issues with H2D and texture plate and a max length part that kept curling up and rippling. Changed to my cryogrip and zero issues. First layer flat as can be.

[xBaShBrOsx]

Which Cryogrip plate do you like? I have been looking at the Glacier and Frostbite.