Here is one of those posts for help were most of you roll your eyes while answering.
So, I'm fairly new to 3D printing and just getting back into it after a long break and am unable to figure out what is causing this other problem.
I'm trying to make a frame for a 6" (152-ish mm) silicon wafer I ordered off eBay. Long story of probably questionable buying choices aside, I was printing an early version of the frame that's going to hold the wafer in a glass frame. When printing the first layer begins to bubble up making the following layers look like garbage.
I've tried decreasing the temps of both the nozzle and bed and decreased the speed. I may try using a raft instead of a brim for this one, but I'm kinda weary to use it because I don't know if removal of the part would cause it to break (especially since the part is just over half a mil thick).
Hopefully one of you out there will be able to help me debug this problem.
An image of the part with the wavy-ness to it