3D printing missing layers?
Hi, when printing, a layer is missing every few mm or a gap appears, as can be seen here:
How do I fix this?
Thanks
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This can have various causes.
Try to reduce the pressure speed or increase the flow rate easily.
A broader line could also help.
And the overlap of the layers could also be increased somewhat.
If you press quickly, a slightly higher temperature can also help to melt the filament faster.