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That's called the wipe tower. You can disable that if you want. It can make for a slightly better quality print but usually you don't need it. Also I think it works better if you move it to the rear center - less likely to fall over in the center where the glass is usually higher/thicker.
That's called the wipe tower. You can disable that if you want. It can make for a slightly better quality print but usually you don't need it. Also I think it works better if you move it to the rear center - less likely to fall over in the center where the glass is usually higher/thicker.
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That's called the wipe tower. You can disable that if you want. It can make for a slightly better quality print but usually you don't need it. Also I think it works better if you move it to the rear center - less likely to fall over in the center where the glass is usually higher/thicker.
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