<p>I am trying to do 48 4 mm wide cylinders at a time 5-25 mm apart and after the first few layers are put down they all get caught up together and the machine goes around collecting them all into 1 giant ball of filament.  Any ideas?  I set the nozzle temperature to 215 °C and the platform to 65 °C.</p>


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2022-10-24T14:16:58.403Z
You need to list info like what type of material you are printing, what print speed, speed for non-printing movements, etc.
Davo
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2022-10-25T16:44:25.253Z
Hello, welcome to 3DPrinting.SE! Your question is lacking detail and as such is hard to answer without knowing a couple of things about your printer setup. Please [edit] and fill in the [placeholders] in the template I added and then remove the leading `<!--` and trailing `-->` afterwards. This will turn it visible and help us help you find the actual problem. Also add a photo of the first layer when the nozzle hasn't picked up any of the other objects, it might indicate a lack of adhesion or an extrusion problem. You also might want to avoid crossing previously printed areas.
0scar
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2022-10-25T18:38:48.270Z
Is tlumping a word?
0scar
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FlashForge Creator Pro 3 - tlumping together
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# FlashForge Creator Pro 3 - tlumping together

(Asked by: username_0 on 2022-10-24)

I am trying to do 48 4 mm wide cylinders at a time 5-25 mm apart and after the first few layers are put down they all get caught up together and the machine goes around collecting them all into 1 giant ball of filament. Any ideas? I set the nozzle temperature to 215 °C and the platform to 65 °C.

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: You need to list info like what type of material you are printing, what print speed, speed for non-printing movements, etc.  
> **username_2**: Hello, welcome to 3DPrinting.SE! Your question is lacking detail and as such is hard to answer without knowing a couple of things about your printer setup. Please [edit] and fill in the [placeholders] in the template I added and then remove the leading `<!--` and trailing `-->` afterwards. This will turn it visible and help us help you find the actual problem. Also add a photo of the first layer when the nozzle hasn't picked up any of the other objects, it might indicate a lack of adhesion or an extrusion problem. You also might want to avoid crossing previously printed areas.  
> **username_2**: Is tlumping a word?  

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