The legs broke as always but now I just glue the pieces in and it’s fine!

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    Do you have layers of better layer adhesion and layers of worse? Not to ask the dumb question, but what does your hot end temp look like over the course of a print? You could need something as basic as a PID tune or you might have a failing wire.

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      Yes! sometimes is better and sometimes worst! I tried learning how to change the hot end but I’m still really new and have no idea so I though about buying a more popular one, like ender, and then trying to fix this one

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        If you have weaker and stronger layers in the same print, one possible cause is a fluctuating extruder temp.

        There are two possibilities here:

        • Nothing is mechanically wrong with the printer, but the control loop to maintain your extruders temperature is not well tuned. You can fix this by running a PID tune. Just throw a “u” on the end of the line to write the values to memory
        • You could be experiencing an intermittent failure, likely in wiring, for your thermistor or heater

        Vertical walls will also typically be wavy in this case because you’ll have more extrusion flow at hotter temperatures and less at lower.

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          Yes I believe the second option is more likely because i have been increasing the temp to get the same results for a while now. It used to print perfect at 190, then I had to up it to 200, 210 and now it will only print something useful at 230 and it has been failing at the begginig, the first layers are now bad and then the rest is good. It wont last much longer.