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You should have no trouble keeping them on the bed. I mean I usually recommend a diameter 1/5 of height so that the part isn't likely to fall over but you can exceed that ratio. here I see 20mm diameter and 300mm tall which is a bit of 1:10 ratio.
1) Put them on the center of the bed.
2) Are these PLA? If so, make sure bed is 60C (should be) and use glue and thin&spread the glue with a wet tissue. This makes it more dilute and more even (thinner is better for getting parts to stick well).
3) Use brim (I see you are in photo)
4) MOST IMPORTANT is to squish. You want that first layer squished really well. Here's a video I made that shows what the first layer should look like (how squished you want it). If parts are coming loose you want more squish:
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You should have no trouble keeping them on the bed. I mean I usually recommend a diameter 1/5 of height so that the part isn't likely to fall over but you can exceed that ratio. here I see 20mm diameter and 300mm tall which is a bit of 1:10 ratio.
1) Put them on the center of the bed.
2) Are these PLA? If so, make sure bed is 60C (should be) and use glue and thin&spread the glue with a wet tissue. This makes it more dilute and more even (thinner is better for getting parts to stick well).
3) Use brim (I see you are in photo)
4) MOST IMPORTANT is to squish. You want that first layer squished really well. Here's a video I made that shows what the first layer should look like (how squished you want it). If parts are coming loose you want more squish:
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