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Picnic Table Condiment Caddy

Picnic Table Condiment Caddy - Hello Forge Core Support Team, I am currently trying to print an umbrella model from the Forge Core subscription using my Bambu Lab A1 mini, but I’m facing repeated print failures and would appreciate your guidance. Problem Description During printing, I am experiencing the following issues: - Warping and edge lifting on multiple umbrella segments - Infill deformation and tearing, especially in curved sections - Poor layer adhesion where red and white sections meet - The model appears to lose structural integrity mid-print, causing - -uneven surfaces and broken geometry I’ve attached an image showing the failed print for reference. Printer & Material Details Printer: Bambu Lab A1 mini Filament: PLA (brand tested multiple times) Nozzle: 0.4 mm Build plate: Textured PEI (cleaned before print) AMS: Not used Slicer: Bambu Studio (latest version) What I’ve Already Tried Re-leveling the bed Cleaning the build plate with IPA Adjusting bed temperature Slowing print speed Reprinting individual segments Using default Forge Core profile (if provided) Despite this, the same failure pattern occurs. - 3d model

CactiKeys

CactiKeys - Hi everyone, I’m having repeated issues with my prints not completing properly — they often detach from the build plate partway through and create a tangled mess of filament (photo attached). What I’ve already tried: Adjusted model position on the build plate Tried different build plates (textured, cool, etc.) Ensured the plate was clean and leveled Used different materials (PLA and PETG) Despite all this, the print keeps lifting off from the plate after a few layers and ruins the entire job. Does anyone know what could be causing this? Could it be related to first layer calibration, cooling, or slicing settings? Any advice on what else I should check? Photo of the issue attached. Thanks in advance! - 3d model
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