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Should be easy, you can edit the gcode file in a texteditor and just remove the lines for the raft.
In the gcode, the raft layers are counted as negative layers and first layer of the actual part is layer 0.
So keep the initial startup gcode to heat up nozzle and home, and remove all the lines
until Layer 0, you will be able to verify that its printing above the raft by looking at the Z height, it will be maybe Z1.6 or Z1.8 or whatever your raft thickness are.
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Should be easy, you can edit the gcode file in a texteditor and just remove the lines for the raft.
In the gcode, the raft layers are counted as negative layers and first layer of the actual part is layer 0.
So keep the initial startup gcode to heat up nozzle and home, and remove all the lines
until Layer 0, you will be able to verify that its printing above the raft by looking at the Z height, it will be maybe Z1.6 or Z1.8 or whatever your raft thickness are.
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