<p>My printer was working fine two weeks ago, I traveled cross country with it (making sure it was secure while moving) to a place of significantly lower elevation. Nothing has printed well since I got here, including the print I did two weeks ago (same settings). I've adjusted flow rate, extruder temperature, infill density and style, fan settings, and releveled the bed, and I still have really brittle layers that don't hold together. It's almost like the nozzle is moving up and down on each layer in a pattern.</p>

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2021-05-19T21:45:50.850Z
Hi, welcome to 3DPrinting.SE! An image of your printed objects would help a lot.
0scar
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2021-05-20T12:09:23.513Z
What type of bed do you have ?
Stefan Merfu
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2021-05-20T14:34:49.110Z
What material are you printing?  Do you have a printer model?
Perry Webb
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2021-05-21T14:22:48.590Z
Are the thermistors measuring temperature correctly.
Perry Webb
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How do you adjust for elevation and layers not sticking together?
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# How do you adjust for elevation and layers not sticking together?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-05-19)

My printer was working fine two weeks ago, I traveled cross country with it (making sure it was secure while moving) to a place of significantly lower elevation. Nothing has printed well since I got here, including the print I did two weeks ago (same settings). I've adjusted flow rate, extruder temperature, infill density and style, fan settings, and releveled the bed, and I still have really brittle layers that don't hold together. It's almost like the nozzle is moving up and down on each layer in a pattern.

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Hi, welcome to 3DPrinting.SE! An image of your printed objects would help a lot.  
> **username_2**: What type of bed do you have ?  
> **username_3**: What material are you printing?  Do you have a printer model?  
> **username_3**: Are the thermistors measuring temperature correctly.  

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