23 minutes ago, Slashee_the_Cow said:Really hard to see what's going on based solely on that screenshot. If you could upload your .3mf Cura project file (File > Save Project) it would give us a lot more to go on.
Are you looking at a gcode file though, not a Cura project or model imported into Cura? A lot of printer profiles in Cura make the printer do what's affectionately known as a "nose wipe", where it'll run up and down the side of the bed right before it starts printing, to get the filament flowing and get any clogs (which might have come from filament still in there when it cooled from your last print) out. If you're looking at a gcode file, it could be that, in which case it's completely normal and absolutely nothing you should worry about.
But after that "nose wipe" nozzle goes up and start printing in the air
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Really hard to see what's going on based solely on that screenshot. If you could upload your .3mf Cura project file (File > Save Project) it would give us a lot more to go on.
Are you looking at a gcode file though, not a Cura project or model imported into Cura? A lot of printer profiles in Cura make the printer do what's affectionately known as a "nose wipe", where it'll run up and down the side of the bed right before it starts printing, to get the filament flowing and get any clogs (which might have come from filament still in there when it cooled from your last print) out. If you're looking at a gcode file, it could be that, in which case it's completely normal and absolutely nothing you should worry about.
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