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Posted · Bends From Corner

It is normal warping and can be solved with a good/better bed adhesion.

Try glue stick or something else, not every hair spray is useful for 3D printing. Another reason could be that the distance nozzle - bed is too big. Try to level a little bit closer to the bed.

 

Post a picture from the bottom of you object, then we can see more.

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    Posted · Bends From Corner

    Bed leveling looks good, so I think that's not the reason.

     

    clean your glass and apply some glue stick and distribute it with a wet tissue to get a thin layer of glue.

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    Posted · Bends From Corner

    Thank you so much.

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