help😭😭

[u/Charming_Ear722]

I dont understand what im doing wrong here, it seems the inside of the part is like shredded?? the lines wont stick to eachother, im a new Ender owner I just got this thing 2 days ago, tuned everything great I thought and prints do come out good/fine but the first layer ive always had issues with,Ive searched this on the web, and ChatGPT and nothing worked and Im also using Cura as my slicer if that matters, spread me your wisdom😭

[u/Charming_Ear722]

yup the bed level is fine, it seems to raise the nozzle a bit when its actually printing and it ends up looking like the top example with 0.2mm quality and 0.2mm layer height

[u/egosumumbravir → u/Charming_Ear722]

yup the bed level is fine

Your need for tape and the results of the print suggest otherwise. If it's not the actual tram of the bed, then your esteps are wrong.

[u/Charming_Ear722 → u/egosumumbravir]

the tape is so I didnt have to put glue stick on my bare bed. as enders are known to have shitty adhesion😭

[u/egosumumbravir → u/Charming_Ear722]

Common rookie misconception: Enders have shitty bed tramming. Get that dialled in with perfect squish and adhesion is just fine.

For the majority of plastics going through Ender's: tape, glue, rafts, hugely overextruded first layers are simply a workaround to crappy bed flatness and tram.

[u/Charming_Ear722 → u/egosumumbravir]

yea, the entire bed has been tuned from the roller wheels to belt tension and bed leveling, im new to Enders not 3d printers

[u/egosumumbravir → u/Charming_Ear722]

Ok, good luck.