Yes have glass.
Hi gr5. I followed your guide, but with my printer seems to not work. When printing the first layer I see that there is little material in the platen.
Could you share some photo's of what your first layer looks like? Thanks!Hi gr5. I followed your guide, but with my printer seems to not work. When printing the first layer I see that there is little material in the platen.
Could you share some photo's of what your first layer looks like? Thanks!
Hi gr5. I followed your guide, but with my printer seems to not work. When printing the first layer I see that there is little material in the platen.
For now I made the adjustment by eye. The first layer looks perfect, we must see the measures of the piece if they are correct. Tonight I update you.
Hi gr5. I followed your guide, but with my printer seems to not work. When printing the first layer I see that there is little material in the platen.
Could you share some photo's of what your first layer looks like? Thanks!
Hi this is photo. What do you think?
Ok, this is my first layer.
Did you apply a tiny amount of glue like in my video?
Your bottom layer squish looks pretty good! This looks like good bed leveling! Congratulations!
If the part warps off the bed then I would add a brim. And if you are thinking it will be a lot of work to remove all that brim then you can add the brim only on around the 3 circles. In CAD. Just make a .3mm tall brim. Make it 4mm - it will be zig-zag under the part but that's okay It will be strong - then remove the brim with a knife later.
If the part doesn't warp off the bed then no brim needed.
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platen = glass?
You mean calibrate the leveling?
I demonstrate it here - takes less than a minute - go to 5:00 (5 minutes zero seconds). Same procedure for both UM2 and UM3 except for UM3 you have to do the second nozzle. Make sure you calibrate both nozzles the same way - if you do left nozzle without paper and right nozzle with paper than you will have problem.
Again - GO TO 5:00 IN VIDEO
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