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UPDATE - Here is an image of two finished parts. The top one was printed on the textured black mat and the bottom one on the smooth PEI sheet. These parts are printed face down so the first layer is crucial.
The bottom one is actually super smooth to the touch but those lumps have made it look very untidy to look at.
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UPDATE - Here is an image of two finished parts. The top one was printed on the textured black mat and the bottom one on the smooth PEI sheet. These parts are printed face down so the first layer is crucial.
The bottom one is actually super smooth to the touch but those lumps have made it look very untidy to look at.
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