Wondering what this “furry” stuff is on my 3d prints, and how to fix it.
What is the filament brand & type you are using?
If not a name brand with a provided profile, it looks like you need to calibrate the filament. Flow Rate Calibration | Bambu Lab Wiki
You didn’t give anyone much to go on other than the picture.
Do you have the timelapse feature activated? What printer model is it?
Those random extra “noodles” are almost certainly being caused by filament that needs to be dried. You can see that the excess extrusions are “fully formed”, nice and tubular, which means they were extruded in “free air” and not while the nozzle was over a previously extruded layer. While there are electrical problems that could cause an extruder to extrude when it’s not supposed to, they are extremely rare (the vast majority of extruder failures are non-functional failures). The only other thing that can cause filament to be pushed out of the nozzle when it’s not supposed to be is moisture in the filament that heats and expands in the nozzle and drives filament out.
Dry the filament. IMO High probability that will correct this problem.
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Elegoo pla, i opened it around a week before the print, i got the printer like 2 weeks days before the print too. I also live on a hill
A1 mini and i also did have the timelapse on, most likely that but it didnt give me the warning in the slicer so i did it