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I have this happen to me on occasion. I won't say with 100% certainity but I fix the issue by upping my hotend temps and check my cooling to see if it is apropriate. As well as making sure that the lower layers are firmly printing and attaching to the bed.
Also, I make sure to dry my filament.
Combinations of those three fix the issue for me. I would guess that wet filament is the largest problem followed by the hotend temperature and cooling.
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I have this happen to me on occasion. I won't say with 100% certainity but I fix the issue by upping my hotend temps and check my cooling to see if it is apropriate. As well as making sure that the lower layers are firmly printing and attaching to the bed.
Also, I make sure to dry my filament.
Combinations of those three fix the issue for me. I would guess that wet filament is the largest problem followed by the hotend temperature and cooling.
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