Print bed
Re: Print bed
make sure the distance between the nozzle and bed after homing is proper, usually it is the thickness of a normal paper. And use some glue or tape on the bed, it will be better.
Re: Print bed
I have some problem with the bed , it is no flat enough, is more concave both the hot bed and the aluminium plate. that is mean even if I calibrate the four corner at the same distance from the extruder, in the center the distance is bigger .
Can someone help me with this?
Can someone help me with this?
Re: Print bed
Clamp a glass on the bed so it will be flat enough.
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Re: Print bed
I had the same problem with ABS curling arround the extruded after hours of trial and error I was able to solve the problem by reducing the speed to 67 and I made sure that my bed temp 110 and extruded temp at 260 for the first 2 layers and it worked for me after almost 8 hours of hard trying
Note I'm using PET tape glued on the aluminum bed
Note I'm using PET tape glued on the aluminum bed
Re: Print bed
I have the same problem with my G2S
The bed default temp is 55 and you push it up to 110?
What is PET tape?
My head goes down to 1 sheet of paper sliding with effort when at 0. How do you calibrate it : free, tight, unmovable?
Is it really important that M114 shows 0? My best result was -0.09
Thanks for your help
The bed default temp is 55 and you push it up to 110?
What is PET tape?
My head goes down to 1 sheet of paper sliding with effort when at 0. How do you calibrate it : free, tight, unmovable?
Is it really important that M114 shows 0? My best result was -0.09
Thanks for your help