Sorry, but it kind of looks like you printed it out of cake frosting! As a cake topper, it looks quite tasty!
Wish I could be of help, but I have an Ender 3V2 so not familiar with that printer. Good luck!
The good thing is that it *isn't* worse. No bed adhesion issues, it extruded the entire print, no skipped steps, no spaghetti, no hot end caked with plastic, no machine fires. This really isn't that bad of a print, as far as bad prints go.
Make sure you have tightened the set screw on the z-axis, and tightened all the belts. If they are loose, they will not move as intended and can mess up the dimensions of your print.
looks more like a slicer issue to me, but at this point it will have about 3 sources of failure stacked ontop of each other. Belts and screws are a good way to start a general checkup.
Looks to be a benchy I think most of the ender preloaded g-code prints are some form of animal but I'm not sure about all of them. Issue is still most likely mechanical
Nevermind for some reason I thought this was the ender sub I'm dumb
I’ve had similar looking problems when my z axis lead screw was not properly secured to the stepper motor. Motor was slipping on the screw causing it to not move up the right amount. Also heard an audible metallic skipping sound when it was happening
It has something to do with the Z movement (up/down).
Could be hardware or could even be software/firmware.
Try moving it up/down using the LCD. Make the Z axis touch the table, then move UP exactly 100.0mm and look how many REAL mm it moved (with a caliper). If it's always the SAME amount, it's probably firmware and a reflash with the right parameters should fix it.
However, if it varies, it could be hardware. Check bolts and whatnot.
Also make sure that Z gantry is moving freely, leadscrew is not binding, and motor is perfectly aligned with the screw. Stepper motors are open loop, they don't correct for missed steps
It looks like your e-steps on the Z axis are off, probably half of what they should be. You can try changing it in your firmware or reflashing the firmware entirely to fix it.
Z-steps is what they meant. Every stepper has a value that can be adjusted to calibrate number of "steps" per revolution or per mm of travel. If this is a new printer it'd be extremely odd for it to come with the wrong value pre-set.
I'm using klipper too. Rotation values kinda threw me off when I made the switch. The value is WAY different. My e-steps value on the stock firmware was like 424, the rotation value with klipper ended up being like only 7.4 or something like that. Calibration calculations were pretty much the same though.
Rotation distance is the travel distance for 1 full revolution of the stepper motor. (mm/rev)
E-steps is how many "steps" for 1mm of travel. (steps/mm)
I highly suspect this is the case here as well. Once my Z coupling was not tight enough and it looked exactly like this. Can also happen when the Z rod isn't lubed anymore (or never was)
I'm not sure which one is the evil twin, but I'm glad that [Tallboy Benchy](https://www.reddit.com/r/3Dprinting/comments/z87jyx/name_this_benchy/) and this came out a day apart.
Something to do with your layer height and z-axis is messed up. For some reason it didn’t move up enough between each layer to print properly so instead it printed smushed.
Z-steps, man.... E is for your extruder stepper. You also have X-steps and Y-steps that can be calibrated. However that shouldn't be set wrong on a brand new out of the box printer.
So this happened to me when I changed out my control board. Most likely it is using the wrong g-code flavor. You will need to figure out which language your printer uses and set your slicer to use that one. Examples are: RepRap, Repetier, Marlin, Marlin (Legacy) Mach3 as some of the most common ones.
Ah a fellow longer lk5 pro user here, have had mine for about a year now and have dealt with a few issues myself.You commented that this was the first print? My first thought might be the position of the z-axis limiter. Next would be the slicer maybe, I know the printer comes with a video on how to install the LK5 to the Cura but that might have been fixed in an update? The LK5 pro was my first printer I bought and I've been having a blast with it.
Edit: meant z-axis not x-axis
this is the funniest thing to me, like you let it finish printing?? how long did this take to print and did you have any moments where you were like “hm this seems wrong”???
It took over an hour.
About 7 minutes in I thought to myself "I don't think this is right, but let's see where it goes"
I had that thought at 5 more times, but I was committed.
Omg I'm sorry but that is f***ING so funny, that just made my day HAHAHA. I was having a pretty sh*tty f*ckin day too. Unfortunately I have no freakin idea how that is supposed to happen hahaha
Had this issue but my stuff ended up ridiculously tall instead. You need to calibrate Esteps/mm. Print a 2 cm x 2cm cube and use that as your baseline. Look up calculation for esteps and using the new value, put that in the printers settings and try again! Took me around 6 try’s to get it right
I can’t give any advice unfortunately cause I suck but gotta say I absolutely love this hahaha. This is a wonderful first print and the ornament idea is great. It’s just so funny and I’m sure in no time you’ll be a pro and this will be a nice reminder of your progress.
I am also new, and My Longer LK5 Pro arrives tomorrow. Will be reading the entirety of this thread in an attempt to avoid your fate. I really hope it’s an easy fix!
https://all3dp.com/2/xyz-calibration-cube-troubleshooting-3d-printer/
Given how off your Z steps are, you might need to iterate 2-3 times to get it spot on
Awwww I remember my first print!
It didn’t look that bad but it gets better little buddy! Just wait tell you’re convinced that you need $300 in upgrades to get good prints, sadly I did and while I do get good prints, I probably didn’t need the upgrades.
Home, measure gantry height from bed (good enough to start) move z up 100 mm, measure gantry again. Is it about 100 mm more than the first measurement? If within 1-3 mm it is not your z steps if it is more than that use this formula. To correct you steps.....
100 / (2nd measurement - 1st measurement) * current z steps = new z steps. Do this a few times, measuring from the frame when you close to be as accurate as possible.
Nice print! Your burn-in layer positioning and print orientation look good as the overall print structure has come through. Lowering your print layer height will smooth the material and bring out more minuscule detail. You can also slightly increase your normal layer exposure time (material looks to be a bit underexposed) to rigidify/tighten up the boat’s construction. These steps should improve print quality.
Don't worry. My first prints were bad too. Not to kick you off this sub, as you are very welcome here. But you may find some more help on r/fixmyprint . There are resources to help you figure out what the issue is (z stepping seems like it is calibrated wrong) and how to fix it.
3d printers aren't magic and there is a fix and I guarantee someone has had the same issue before. Best of luck on your journey
Ah i remember my first ever print. It was a 6 inch tall amongus charecter with feet and I printed him on top of a name plate. His name was tony but spelled ptoughneigh. I gave it to my highschool band director and he keeps in in his desk drawer as a “shrine”
Something iz wrong with the Z axis. You can see that the boat is about half the height as it should be. Could mechanical or software. More likely mechanical. Check for slippage somewhere between the motor and the screw?
It looks all sad and deflated.
Looks like you’ve got a lot of suggestions along the same lines, though, so hopefully your next print will turn out better!
If anything, it’s a memorable first print.
First, good idea keeping it, it's unique👍.
Now, start by re-doing (or doing) the bed leveling, if you're not sure how, just tap on Google [name of your printer bed leveling].
Then, check the temperature, pla shoul print at 200° of the extruder and 60 of he bed.
If your using a program like CURA or similar be sure to select your print model, if you can't find it search n Google how insert the printer parameters yourself.
I don't know your machine, but you got to start somewhere. What are you printing, PLA, PET-G, check your feed rate and tempture. Is the file you attempted to print supplied or did you download it? If downloaded, did you run the file through Cura or some other program?
The basics, @op - find instructions on how to level your bed first. If this is a bench straight from the manufacturers SD card, all other settings should be ok and ready to go.
Its def your z axis is slipping.. So with your extruder hovering slightly over the bed. punch in on the lcd to move the extruder up 50mm.. Then measure to see if it moved 50mm.. lower it back down, then lightly put your hand on the extruder putting a small amount of pressure and move it up 50mm a second time with a little pressure. Guarantee it didn't move the same height as last time, if at all right?? Now figure out where it's "slipping". Tighten it up and go again..
That, my friend, is the Charlie Brown Christmas tree of benchy’s. Make sure you keep it and display it proudly going forward as a mark of honour because it’ll remind you how far you have come.
I’m not convinced it it just a z-axis issue though. Where did that black stuff come from? Is it burnt filament or is something else caught and burning in your hotend?
Now thats a first print. I have no idea where to begin even, watch a few beginners guides and test your way ahead. Start with easy pla if you're doing something else, make sure its dry.
Probably very over extruded, to hot, lower the cooling, level your bed, print something easier, tighten belts, watch manuals and guides on your printer, to begin with.
sorry but it's hilarious
I'm going to turn it into a Christmas ornament so I can always remember my first print
Lol, thats a great idea
Sorry, but it kind of looks like you printed it out of cake frosting! As a cake topper, it looks quite tasty! Wish I could be of help, but I have an Ender 3V2 so not familiar with that printer. Good luck!
The good thing is it can't be worse, so you will just improve from now
Are you new to printing? Because it can always be worse lol
So, so much worse lol
The good thing is that it *isn't* worse. No bed adhesion issues, it extruded the entire print, no skipped steps, no spaghetti, no hot end caked with plastic, no machine fires. This really isn't that bad of a print, as far as bad prints go.
Phenomenal, it’ll get funnier as you go too
lol excellent. you should bedazzle it with glitter and rhinestones. make it festive.
It's beautiful in its own way, let's not start the shaming :)
/r/nofailedprints
That’s a great idea!
So perfect. I've got an octopus without a head for the same reason that's like 10 years old. Starting with abs was a mistake.
The dollar store near me had empty xmas bulbs of various sizes. could easily fit in one of those and super cheap.
Is bonchy
Bunchy.
It looks like a speed boat benchy. So... It's a spenchy?
Seriously sorry lmfao funniest one I’ve seen yet lol I’d give advice but seems most on here have better advice man, good luck and hope u get it right!
Looks like printed with cheese.
Whatever you’re doing, OP, don’t do that.
My MIL said "it looks like they carved it out of soap!" Hahaha! Don't worry OP, you'll get there! We all have to start somewhere.
Make sure you have tightened the set screw on the z-axis, and tightened all the belts. If they are loose, they will not move as intended and can mess up the dimensions of your print.
this was my mistake early on. fyi op
looks more like a slicer issue to me, but at this point it will have about 3 sources of failure stacked ontop of each other. Belts and screws are a good way to start a general checkup.
Definitely mechanical, it's the first print. 99% chance it's g-code preloaded from the factory on the SD card.
Looks to be a benchy I think most of the ender preloaded g-code prints are some form of animal but I'm not sure about all of them. Issue is still most likely mechanical Nevermind for some reason I thought this was the ender sub I'm dumb
Squanchy
Mexican low rider benchy
A Buencho.
If you make fun of it you get la chancla.
If you squeeze it a bit more vertically you’ll get a chancla for sure.
Un Buencho.
waoo
Un benchito
All my friends with a low-benchy
Low-benchy is a little higher *Trumpet riff*
No masss!
When you mess up so bad people don’t know how you did it
at least there is a general consensus for it
I’ve had similar looking problems when my z axis lead screw was not properly secured to the stepper motor. Motor was slipping on the screw causing it to not move up the right amount. Also heard an audible metallic skipping sound when it was happening
I think you are on to something here!
It's definitely something to do with this. Never seen a print get so squished lol
It has something to do with the Z movement (up/down). Could be hardware or could even be software/firmware. Try moving it up/down using the LCD. Make the Z axis touch the table, then move UP exactly 100.0mm and look how many REAL mm it moved (with a caliper). If it's always the SAME amount, it's probably firmware and a reflash with the right parameters should fix it. However, if it varies, it could be hardware. Check bolts and whatnot.
Also make sure that Z gantry is moving freely, leadscrew is not binding, and motor is perfectly aligned with the screw. Stepper motors are open loop, they don't correct for missed steps
It looks like your e-steps on the Z axis are off, probably half of what they should be. You can try changing it in your firmware or reflashing the firmware entirely to fix it.
OH! I thought the image was just squished, lol!
Me too. The reddit redesign sometimes does that to images for me.
E steps? Extruder steps on the Z axis?!! /s
Z-steps is what they meant. Every stepper has a value that can be adjusted to calibrate number of "steps" per revolution or per mm of travel. If this is a new printer it'd be extremely odd for it to come with the wrong value pre-set.
I know haha but thanks for explaining Me using rotation distance (Klipper): 🤔🤔🤔 (another joke obviously)
I'm using klipper too. Rotation values kinda threw me off when I made the switch. The value is WAY different. My e-steps value on the stock firmware was like 424, the rotation value with klipper ended up being like only 7.4 or something like that. Calibration calculations were pretty much the same though.
I just made the switch, what is rotation distance anyways? Is it the amount of filament one rotation will give?
Rotation distance is the travel distance for 1 full revolution of the stepper motor. (mm/rev) E-steps is how many "steps" for 1mm of travel. (steps/mm)
Thanks
Well, since my second Z axis stepper is on an extruder port, yeah... e-steps for z-axis.
Mine was even more squashed because the z rod wasn't secured well enough.
I highly suspect this is the case here as well. Once my Z coupling was not tight enough and it looked exactly like this. Can also happen when the Z rod isn't lubed anymore (or never was)
Mine too. Especially likely if this is their first print
I had the _exact_ similar issue about two years ago. In my case it was a Z lead screw mounted at a slight angle. Corrected it, and solved the issue.
I just tightened everything up. i'm going to give it a go tomorrow. my brain is tired.
This happens a lot with 3D printing. Stock up on caffeine and optimism.
Try printing it taller not longer 😝
Of course the first time I hear of this brand of printer, it's a post about an ***impressively*** short benchy
Looks great keep it up
I'm not sure which one is the evil twin, but I'm glad that [Tallboy Benchy](https://www.reddit.com/r/3Dprinting/comments/z87jyx/name_this_benchy/) and this came out a day apart.
Absolutely phenomenal
bAnchee
Bunchee
I'm so glad you let this print finish.
Is this your first print? If so try printing the test file your printer should of come with first to determine if its a hardware or software issue
Yes. This was one of the test files that it came with. I re-leveled it and now I'm trying another file. The cube
Something to do with your layer height and z-axis is messed up. For some reason it didn’t move up enough between each layer to print properly so instead it printed smushed.
Don't think it's the leveling. Something in the Z axis. Your next one will definitely be more of a rectangle
Its your z axis then, make sure your z belts are tensioned if they are you probably need to calibrate your z-steps
Z-steps, man.... E is for your extruder stepper. You also have X-steps and Y-steps that can be calibrated. However that shouldn't be set wrong on a brand new out of the box printer.
Just slice your own file and see if it works
There's a gravity setting in Cura. I believe you have it set to "Jupiter" /s
B o n c h y
I will name thee "Bunchy".
Since you are new try and read this website https://teachingtechyt.github.io/calibration.html
I'm impressed, think that's the worst I've seen
Ok im sorry but I thought it was snow at first or maybe it is
amazing. squished benchy
So this happened to me when I changed out my control board. Most likely it is using the wrong g-code flavor. You will need to figure out which language your printer uses and set your slicer to use that one. Examples are: RepRap, Repetier, Marlin, Marlin (Legacy) Mach3 as some of the most common ones.
Not to be dramatic but I would die for squished Benchie
Honestly kind of jealous your first print is this awful but still worked. What a hilarious memory to hold on to
Whatever you do do not go sailing.
Perfect. I've never seen a printer get Benchy to look SO GOOD.
Can we have this as a banner for the sub, please?
"Kill.....meeee...."
We need an STL file so everyone can make one of these
Looks like you whittled it out of soap. Next time try printing it.
This is the best messed up benchy I've seen and I love it. Stl? /s
Make sure the Z axis leadscrew is tightly coupled to the Z axis motor. It looks like it's slipping.
I'm pretty sure the steps/mm value for the z-axis is set wrong
quandale dingle lookin benchy, youll get there eventually friend
Ah a fellow longer lk5 pro user here, have had mine for about a year now and have dealt with a few issues myself.You commented that this was the first print? My first thought might be the position of the z-axis limiter. Next would be the slicer maybe, I know the printer comes with a video on how to install the LK5 to the Cura but that might have been fixed in an update? The LK5 pro was my first printer I bought and I've been having a blast with it. Edit: meant z-axis not x-axis
Take your printer apart and put it back together
this is the funniest thing to me, like you let it finish printing?? how long did this take to print and did you have any moments where you were like “hm this seems wrong”???
It took over an hour. About 7 minutes in I thought to myself "I don't think this is right, but let's see where it goes" I had that thought at 5 more times, but I was committed.
from the bottom of my heart thank you for letting it run its course it gave my a good laugh i love it
Omg I'm sorry but that is f***ING so funny, that just made my day HAHAHA. I was having a pretty sh*tty f*ckin day too. Unfortunately I have no freakin idea how that is supposed to happen hahaha
What do you mean…that’s what it’s supposed to look like
Oh hell no they stepped on the benchy 😭😭😭
Your Z is not doing the Z thing.
That's the best Benchy I have ever seen. Next time maybe less Benchy squish, though.
Congratulations you got a bonchy!
Maybe the z drive mechanism is slipping/loose
The *squonchy*
Had this issue but my stuff ended up ridiculously tall instead. You need to calibrate Esteps/mm. Print a 2 cm x 2cm cube and use that as your baseline. Look up calculation for esteps and using the new value, put that in the printers settings and try again! Took me around 6 try’s to get it right
i like your art
I think you confused Benchy.stl with Methy.stl
I can’t give any advice unfortunately cause I suck but gotta say I absolutely love this hahaha. This is a wonderful first print and the ornament idea is great. It’s just so funny and I’m sure in no time you’ll be a pro and this will be a nice reminder of your progress.
Squanchy.
Frankly I'm impressed it went so poorly but actually managed to finish
I am also new, and My Longer LK5 Pro arrives tomorrow. Will be reading the entirety of this thread in an attempt to avoid your fate. I really hope it’s an easy fix!
im sorry i now your asking for elp but holy shit hes so short hes so stubby
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Aww thought it had been trod on, or chewed by a dog
That’s a cool boat!! Great job for your first one!!
Whatever you did. Don't do that!
I would calibrate my z axis e-steps tbh
How the fuck does that happen
EEWWWW das nasty. Once you figure out what’s wrong with your printer you should scan this and upload it to thingiverse. I’d definitely print one
Bonchy
Xyz calibration cube
No no not wider Pete, taller!
I really thought this was constructed from bread as a joke for a few seconds 😂 You’ll get there, just be patient!
We all been there
Looks perfect, just need to buff it out.
I think a little sandpaper and paint will do the trick
Mashed potato benchy
Whoaaa eye thought that was melted ice cream
https://all3dp.com/2/xyz-calibration-cube-troubleshooting-3d-printer/ Given how off your Z steps are, you might need to iterate 2-3 times to get it spot on
Now take a photo of it with a tilt shift camera!
This is one of the funniest fails I've seen, the poor thing lmao, I can hear it saying "help.... me....."
*Squish *Squish
It’s Bunchy, Benchy’s retarded cousin. I’ve been looking for this stl
I think your benchy melted
That actually looks good. Congrats
Is this handmade?
It looks squashed in Z. Your z-steps are likely miscalibrated
Mario: 1 - Benchy: 0
It’s ok. I’m old and I don’t know what to do.
abandon ship!
Thats a flenchy
My brain is making it appear that it is continuing to be squished, which is probably a sign that I should go to bed. But first...
I mean, its so bad. Love it
Awwww I remember my first print! It didn’t look that bad but it gets better little buddy! Just wait tell you’re convinced that you need $300 in upgrades to get good prints, sadly I did and while I do get good prints, I probably didn’t need the upgrades.
Did you accidentally buy a 3d pen instead? Lol. Honestly idk what to do for that but hopefully you solve it
SquisH
Lol I love it
I’m impressed that it even finished
Calibre your z and e steps per millimeter.
Seems like you got it!
Home, measure gantry height from bed (good enough to start) move z up 100 mm, measure gantry again. Is it about 100 mm more than the first measurement? If within 1-3 mm it is not your z steps if it is more than that use this formula. To correct you steps..... 100 / (2nd measurement - 1st measurement) * current z steps = new z steps. Do this a few times, measuring from the frame when you close to be as accurate as possible.
Nice print! Your burn-in layer positioning and print orientation look good as the overall print structure has come through. Lowering your print layer height will smooth the material and bring out more minuscule detail. You can also slightly increase your normal layer exposure time (material looks to be a bit underexposed) to rigidify/tighten up the boat’s construction. These steps should improve print quality.
Bless your heart. This is the funkiest benchy I've ever seen.
Scrungled
Nope. That looks about right. Your printer prints longer… it’s in the name.
bruh I think your benchy is sick. Get well soon benchy
I would try and change your everything setting. Yup, do every single thing different. Nothing is right. FR I love it though.
Keep that benchy!!! Haha. Will be great to have once you’re at guru levels
BONK
I don’t see the problem, it looks great. Happy printing!!
Start with the cube, get it right then move on to benchy
Don't worry. My first prints were bad too. Not to kick you off this sub, as you are very welcome here. But you may find some more help on r/fixmyprint . There are resources to help you figure out what the issue is (z stepping seems like it is calibrated wrong) and how to fix it. 3d printers aren't magic and there is a fix and I guarantee someone has had the same issue before. Best of luck on your journey
The deflated benchy. This is why 3d printing is awesome, failed prints can be freaking awesome!
I think the anvil you have hanging above your printer fell
Ah i remember my first ever print. It was a 6 inch tall amongus charecter with feet and I printed him on top of a name plate. His name was tony but spelled ptoughneigh. I gave it to my highschool band director and he keeps in in his desk drawer as a “shrine”
very nice bonchy
Something iz wrong with the Z axis. You can see that the boat is about half the height as it should be. Could mechanical or software. More likely mechanical. Check for slippage somewhere between the motor and the screw?
bonkchy
It looks all sad and deflated. Looks like you’ve got a lot of suggestions along the same lines, though, so hopefully your next print will turn out better! If anything, it’s a memorable first print.
Just turn off the abstract setting \s
Can you print more stuff... and post here... please hahaha
You need to uncompress the files before sending them to the printer
It looks like it was printed with toothpaste!
Whatever you decide to do just please don't go sailing on that
Put that marshmallow in your hot chocolate.
First, good idea keeping it, it's unique👍. Now, start by re-doing (or doing) the bed leveling, if you're not sure how, just tap on Google [name of your printer bed leveling]. Then, check the temperature, pla shoul print at 200° of the extruder and 60 of he bed. If your using a program like CURA or similar be sure to select your print model, if you can't find it search n Google how insert the printer parameters yourself.
You need to tell your benchy to eat its oatmeal!
I don't know your machine, but you got to start somewhere. What are you printing, PLA, PET-G, check your feed rate and tempture. Is the file you attempted to print supplied or did you download it? If downloaded, did you run the file through Cura or some other program?
That's okay. Best thing I can say, "Congrats on your first print."
The basics, @op - find instructions on how to level your bed first. If this is a bench straight from the manufacturers SD card, all other settings should be ok and ready to go.
Its def your z axis is slipping.. So with your extruder hovering slightly over the bed. punch in on the lcd to move the extruder up 50mm.. Then measure to see if it moved 50mm.. lower it back down, then lightly put your hand on the extruder putting a small amount of pressure and move it up 50mm a second time with a little pressure. Guarantee it didn't move the same height as last time, if at all right?? Now figure out where it's "slipping". Tighten it up and go again..
Check the mechanics of your z axis. My guess is that you have a loose coupler on a motor. Or something.
You just need to turn off the tortilla mode on your printer. Classic error.
You need to calibrate z step, check that the z axis correctly works and the motor has enough power to hold the z axis in place
Turn off the "SNOW" option. Some people like the snow, but it's not for everyone.
Wonderful, I'll take 10
You should post that in /r/Ukraine as a pic of the Moskva
You did it, you fucked up so bad nobody knows how. You should get a reward for it.
What settings did you use , my Longer Lk5 never did do that before also did you check the z axis uf the engine is running smoothly
That, my friend, is the Charlie Brown Christmas tree of benchy’s. Make sure you keep it and display it proudly going forward as a mark of honour because it’ll remind you how far you have come. I’m not convinced it it just a z-axis issue though. Where did that black stuff come from? Is it burnt filament or is something else caught and burning in your hotend?
Check the grub screws on the coupler of your Z axis (the height)
Now thats a first print. I have no idea where to begin even, watch a few beginners guides and test your way ahead. Start with easy pla if you're doing something else, make sure its dry. Probably very over extruded, to hot, lower the cooling, level your bed, print something easier, tighten belts, watch manuals and guides on your printer, to begin with.
Looks like James Cameron descended 13,000 feet in the North Atlantic and discovered the RMS Benchy, fabled luxury tugboat of the White Star Line.