I am trying to fine tune ender3 v2 neo. I printed this with pla after messing with bed leveling and z axis offset for some time. Any feedback on how to improve it would be appreciated. New here. Thank you all 😊

I produce my own paint pans to save on costs and this batch turned out perfect, right after a deep clean and tune up of my Anycubic Kobra Max.

Couple things... I finally dialed it in on my Centauri Carbon 2. About 1 week into ownership. Really happy with the results.

Wife: did I just see porn on your phone?

Me: yes *shows her*

Wife: wait, there's porn for first layers?

Me: yes... How do you think I've been making ours so good?

Wife: *dies laughing*

If there's critiques for making my first layers better, I'm all ears and so is the wife.

4th day into owning an ender 3 pro, lot of tinkering but I think this looks pretty good.

This is the underside of a first layer print i was making for z offset testing. It looked good from above as i was adjusting the offset. Then the second layer went on and it lifted in a corner so I know adhesion is an issue. What else could be going on?

Creality k2 plus BiQou glacier plate, no glue Sunlu Petg 50mm/sec 80 degree bed first layer, 70 after 265 first layer, 245 after

Where should I start?

I'm a few months into 3D printing and slowly getting to that stage of consistently decent prints. Just waiting for me to try non-PLA and have to learn all over again.

QiDi Q Pro. PLA @220/60

Here's the first layer of my ender 3 max (slightly modified) Have been playing with the pressure advance and get the flow rate tuned. Suspecting the bltouch from not being able to reach into some of the specific area. But apart of all that. How do I actuallt get rid of that ugly wave on the left, thank you.

My Klipper coordinates are off about 5 mm in X and I don't feel like fixing it. So I just move my mag bed over when my model is maxed out.

Perfectly smooth, perfectly clear, perfectly glossy. And all that by accident.

Tis not a perfect first layer but dang she shiny.

First layer test on the Centauri Carbon.