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I used the copperfill but i had the exacte opposite problem, i didn't stick to the glass plate. Then i bought some kapton tape and i had no more problem. Tought if the piece stick too much (and for every materials) i use a point the base to ustick it.
In thew orst case if you use the kapton tape you can undo it with the piece.
i use a 0.8 nozzle, i print a 193° with a 0.1 height layer and i use the default speed.
For the polish, i use a 80 sand papper then a 600 with hot water to have a very soft surface (watch out to don't deform the piece) the i use a product called the brillanteur (it's a french polish)
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I used the copperfill but i had the exacte opposite problem, i didn't stick to the glass plate. Then i bought some kapton tape and i had no more problem. Tought if the piece stick too much (and for every materials) i use a point the base to ustick it.
In thew orst case if you use the kapton tape you can undo it with the piece.
i use a 0.8 nozzle, i print a 193° with a 0.1 height layer and i use the default speed.
For the polish, i use a 80 sand papper then a 600 with hot water to have a very soft surface (watch out to don't deform the piece) the i use a product called the brillanteur (it's a french polish)
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