Hi All,
Sometimes when I send an object to the printer (A1 Mini) from Bambu Studio the needle scratch on the plate. And sometimes it doesn’t do this.
What can this be?
Look at the " Check the Hotend and Heater" in the link below and check the screws:
A1 Series First Layer Print Issues - First Layer Too Low, Hotend Moving | Bambu Lab Wiki
I did the steps. The 4 screws were tighten already. The bed levelling has been done after the stretch… All prints are perfect. Only thing the scratch sound… I don’t think that’s ok for the needle on long term…
verify which plate type is selected in Bambu Studio; if Smooth Plate is selected but Textured Plate is installed on the printer, i would think that this behavior is “normal” (Smooth Plate is thinner than the Textured one)
Already looked to this also. The file was send from BS to Mini with textured PEI Plate type. (your suggestion I found out in past when I had the wrong type).
But some prints are doing great without the scratch and sometimes I get this issue… I can’t reproduce this.
I did an out of the box test. I use most of the time a GCode where the vibration is comment out:
;;Vibration calibration start
; G1 Z5 F3000
; G1 X90 Y-1 F30000
; M400 P200
; M970.3 Q1 A7 K0 O2
; M974 Q1 S2 P0
; G1 X90 Y0 Z5 F30000
; M400 P200
; M970 Q0 A10 B50 C90 H15 K0 M20 O3
;M974 Q0 S2 P0
; M975 S1
; G1 F30000
G1 X-1 Y10
G28 X ; re-home XY
;; END Vibration calibration start
Guess what… When I use the normal profile where this vibration is active he whole scratch part is gone. When I create a new print with the vibration off the scratch is back again.
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