Name: Wireless Mouse Components Kit
Brand: Bambu
SKU: 6975337034797
Price: 12.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Question 1

How long does shipping take?

Accepted Answer

Orders are processed in 2–5 business days, then standard delivery is a further 5–8 business days. Orders over 49 ship free within the United States. Express options are available at checkout.

Question 2

What's your return policy?

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Unopened spools can be returned within 30 days of delivery. If a spool you opened turns out to be defective, we'll replace it.

Question 3

Do you offer bulk or wholesale pricing?

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Yes! Wholesale pricing starts at 50+ spools. Approved wholesale accounts save up to $4.24/spool depending on volume tier. Visit our Wholesale page to apply.

Question 4

Why is my PLA stringing?

Accepted Answer

Stringing usually means one of three things: the filament absorbed moisture, retraction is too low for your hotend, or the print temperature is too high. Dry the spool at 45 °C for 4 hours, set retraction to 0.6 mm direct or 4 mm Bowden, and drop nozzle temp 5 °C. If stringing persists with a freshly opened, in-spec spool, it is settings, not material.

Question 5

Why isn't my first layer sticking?

Accepted Answer

In order: bed not level, bed not clean, bed not hot enough. Re-level (preferably auto-calibrate), wipe with isopropyl alcohol, and bring the bed to 60 °C. If you're still fighting first layers, your nozzle is too far off the bed, the filament should look slightly squished, not round.

Question 6

Why are my layers separating?

Accepted Answer

Layer adhesion failures come from low temperature, too much cooling, or a nozzle that is too cold for the speed. Push nozzle temp up 5–10 °C, drop fan to 80% on the first 5 layers, and slow outer walls to 80 mm/s. Forgely PLA holds 50 MPa tensile when printed correctly, separation almost always traces back to under-extrusion.

Question 7

Why does my PLA warp?

Accepted Answer

PLA shouldn't warp much. If it is: bed temp too low, draft hitting the print, or part too tall for the bed adhesion you've got. Set bed to 60 °C, close the printer enclosure or move it out of an air stream, and add a brim for any part taller than 50 mm.

Question 8

Why is my filament brittle or snapping in the spool?

Accepted Answer

Two causes. One: it has been sitting open in humid air for weeks, dry it. Two: it is old or stored hot, PLA hydrolyzes when stored above 30 °C with humidity. Forgely spools are vacuum-sealed with desiccant; brittle out of the bag means it is a manufacturing or shipping issue and we will replace it.

Question 9

Why are there blobs or zits on my outer wall?

Accepted Answer

Pressure advance (or linear advance, depending on firmware) is not tuned. Run a PA test in your slicer, for Forgely PLA at 200 mm/s on a Bambu, start at 0.030. Also check that retraction is not fighting itself: too much retraction on a direct-drive setup grinds filament and causes oozing on the next move.

Question 10

Why is my print under-extruding?

Accepted Answer

Order of likelihood: nozzle partially clogged, extruder tension wrong, filament path obstructed, then, last, wrong filament diameter. Forgely runs at 1.75 mm ±0.02 mm; if your slicer is set to 1.75 mm and you are under-extruding, it is not the filament. Cold-pull the nozzle and check extruder gear for ground filament dust.

Question 11

My print failed and I think it was the spool. What now?

Accepted Answer

Email sales@forgely3d.com with the lot number (printed on the carton), a photo of the print, and your slicer settings. We'll send a replacement and feed the lot back to QC. A defective spool is replaced whether or not it has been opened.

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