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Looks like you might need to level your bed. That or you need to run temperature test cube. Some filament run better in different temperatures. For me, when I find a brand/color that I works well, I keep using it since I know it's operating temp.
I did do a temp tower test and found a good temperature. I did try running through the auto bed leveling on the SV06 as well and it didn't change anything. I have read other methods of bed leveling that are better for the SV06 so I may give those a try too.
I can definitely see the advantage of sticking with one brand of filament. Being new I kind of assumed PLA is PLA but there has been a noticeable difference between the two that I have tried
Did you ever fix your issue?
Yes, I put a top level comment with details. The e steps were off causing it to under extrude
Fantastic! Glad you fixed it :)
I don't see that comment here for some reason.
Oh that's odd. The direct link to it is here