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Apart of glue/airspray etc (that obviously work well) you can use a large brim to improve the adhesion. Also raft if what you print has little foots that end losing grip.
It's pretty easy to remove afterwards as you just peel it off.
It can leave a sharp edge but this can also be easily removed with a sharp knife. Hold the knife at 90degees to the print or even slightly backwards so it doesn't dig in and just scrapes off the edge.
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neotko 1,417
Apart of glue/airspray etc (that obviously work well) you can use a large brim to improve the adhesion. Also raft if what you print has little foots that end losing grip.
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http://support.3dverkstan.se/article/30-getting-better-prints
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Labern 775
Add brim is the best method.
It's pretty easy to remove afterwards as you just peel it off.
It can leave a sharp edge but this can also be easily removed with a sharp knife. Hold the knife at 90degees to the print or even slightly backwards so it doesn't dig in and just scrapes off the edge.
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neone 40
thanks a lot for the feedback, I'll try a brim next time.
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neone 40
the first test worked like a charm!
many thanks @neotko and @Labern for the help!
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