You can tell after a few mm of printing by simply pausing the print. This raises the bed and you can see if it's sticking or not. Does this make sense?
In my case, I increased the the Z distance between the interface and the object, in prusa slicer the max was 0.2mm but I manually set 0.3 and it went well, also remove que wall on the support structure that will make it easy to crack.
I think its because dance moves in the US tend to be more strict and blocky, so later when a white person goes to a caribean or hispanic country they have it very difficult to adapt to a more "expontaneus" style so they look kinda weird.
He is right about the "she doesn't want you" part lol
Model sauce?
Please don't f*ck it (her).
What leveling system will the kobra 3 have?
Galactic Armory has some nice Helldiver minis this month.
Good to know 😁
Pew pew pew
For democracy!
I got the pair, thank you I was looking for that type of resin 😁
You can tell after a few mm of printing by simply pausing the print. This raises the bed and you can see if it's sticking or not. Does this make sense?
Thank you, I didn't know pauses were more reliable compared to FDM.
I recommend the 2 Neo for a first printer, it is very cheap at the moment.
Keep in mind that you should use a stainless steel nozzle for food save prints.
Nozzle too close to the bed or too much flow, its usually the first one.
Still don't get it, maybe a language issue.
Rocky mistake, its not plugged in!
I'm kinda getting annoyed of the "no glue gang" 😂
Is the nozzle scratching the first layer? Maybe you need to reduce the extrusion to avoid blobs on smaller parts.
I know it scratched the surface the first time I tried the print. Then I re leveled it. I will try to reduce the extrusion like you said. Thanks
Reduce the first layer speed and maybe a bit of glue could help.
Noticed what?
Something weird, maybe the nozzles goes a little bit high on that zones, or maybe there are some impurities on that area of the bed.
Not that I noticed other than the weird variance
Try to level the bed and apply a manual compensation con that corner, that could help.
The nozzle must have pushed that part away at some point, try using supports for those big holes, it will help keeping everything in place.
In my case, I increased the the Z distance between the interface and the object, in prusa slicer the max was 0.2mm but I manually set 0.3 and it went well, also remove que wall on the support structure that will make it easy to crack.
Whats your printing speed? PETG takes ot time to stick to the bed, maybe you are printing too fast.
40mm/s
What about temps?
Looks like your nozzle is a bit too close to the bed, just increase you Z distance a little bit.
If you are using Orc Slicer just use mouse ears, if not, you can use a brim
I think its because dance moves in the US tend to be more strict and blocky, so later when a white person goes to a caribean or hispanic country they have it very difficult to adapt to a more "expontaneus" style so they look kinda weird.
Use glue, and ignore the "I've been printing for x years and never used glue" crowd, just use glue.
*Dandelion
Must be the last one of the season