The first layers while printing look strange I own a Geeetech i3 Pro W and I started printing today. Amazing how it works.

I just recognized while printing my first bigger model something very strange: At the beginning some parts are missing and there are huge holes. However when I keep it printing the following layers "fix" the issue. I'm wondering what I'm doing wrong.

I almost forgot to mention that I think I'm using that PLA, the bed has a temperature of 60&nbsp;°C and the extruder 200&nbsp;°C.

Here are two pictures after about 1 layer and after about 4 layers:
From the first layer image it can be seen that your nozzle to bed distance is just too large:


the lines of deposited filament e.g. in the brim are not touching,
deposited filament lines are not "squished" or "flattened" to the build plate,
filament is cutting off corners as it is dragged while being hot and not stuck to the bed,
filament leaves the nozzle in "blobs"; it sort of free flows from the nozzle as the bed is too far to give resistance.


Use the plain paper technique while levelling the bed. The paper should give a slight drag/resistance when pulled/pushed. Proper levelling and a proper nozzle to bed distance for the first layer are essential for successful prints. 

There is also an option to integrally lower the print level in the slicer software, but it is advised to properly level the bed (hardware solution) instead of using software tricks to sort out the problem.