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My Print won't stick to the Bed[SOLVED]
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this post was submitted on 26 Nov 2023
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Could you take a few pictures that document your first layer and how that problem you're describing starts to develop?
Yes I will, I just started another try so if it happens again I will document it
To my eyes the inner rectangle portions look pretty good and uniform. If that's a brim around the outer edge it's definitely not doing its job.
Is the severe warping and sharp creases from you fighting to remove it from the plate or is this basically how it looked on the printer?
EDIT: If there's any kind of draft near the printer maybe you could try using a cardboard box or something to build a makeshift enclosure.
Amount of extrusion on the brim looks about right, so first thing I'd make sure is that the first layer gets laid down in a constant distance to the bed. That requires the bed to be level, but also fro the printer to know about how the bed is a bit uneven in places so it can compensate for that.
The FAQ for the printer mention:
This sounds like they did something about the autoleveling in the new firmware release. Make sure you use that, then report back.
Oh! Okay