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You don't need a support material to remove the object from the glass, the object comes loose as soon as it cools down. If not you can use a spatula to remove it from the glass.
Support material or PVA is mainly used to support overhangs in your model, but not as a general bottom layer.
I also highly recommend to apply a thin layer of glue stick on the glass to give a better adhesion for PLA and to protect your glass when you use other materials like ABS, ToughPLA,....
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Yeah as Smithy says, once it's cool it should come off. I'm not an Ultimaker guy but provided the glass comes out you can stick the glass with the part on it into your refrigerator to hurry things along. Then it's just an edge tap or two with a thin putty knife or a spatula.
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Smithy 1,146
You don't need a support material to remove the object from the glass, the object comes loose as soon as it cools down. If not you can use a spatula to remove it from the glass.
Support material or PVA is mainly used to support overhangs in your model, but not as a general bottom layer.
I also highly recommend to apply a thin layer of glue stick on the glass to give a better adhesion for PLA and to protect your glass when you use other materials like ABS, ToughPLA,....
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Yeah as Smithy says, once it's cool it should come off. I'm not an Ultimaker guy but provided the glass comes out you can stick the glass with the part on it into your refrigerator to hurry things along. Then it's just an edge tap or two with a thin putty knife or a spatula.
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Paramesh 4
got you @Smithy and @GregValiant
Thank you very much for your feedback
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