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That's called the "Skirt" and can be disabled in the Expert settings. The purpose is to make sure the nozzle is completely full of plastic before the real print starts.
Also this is your chance to do last minute leveling with the 3 screws. With the wooden bed UMO that was important. I still like it with the UM2 because my leveling might be great for many parts that print in the center but when I switch to a larger part I might notice it's too close/far in the back or on the front or whatever.
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That's called the "Skirt" and can be disabled in the Expert settings. The purpose is to make sure the nozzle is completely full of plastic before the real print starts.
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Also this is your chance to do last minute leveling with the 3 screws. With the wooden bed UMO that was important. I still like it with the UM2 because my leveling might be great for many parts that print in the center but when I switch to a larger part I might notice it's too close/far in the back or on the front or whatever.
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OK, thanks.
BTW: Clicking Best answer gives a 404.
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