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it's critical that the core is hot because if the filament is solid on the tip then it will level too high above the bed. Leveling sensor notices when the bed stops moving towards the head (because they have physically touched). So anything on the tip of the nozzle would mess that up.
I don't have any great suggestions but:
1) You can hang out at the printer with a putty knife ready and after it finishes all the leveling points it pauses to reheat the bed and nozzles (the power has to be off during leveling as the EMF from that can mess up the leveling sensor). Clean the bed at that moment (you have maybe 3 minutes).
2) There is really only one spot that gets the most tiny bits of plastic. You can try to position your print to avoid that spot.
3) You can ignore it like I do and get a slightly different looking spot on the bottom of your prints.
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it's critical that the core is hot because if the filament is solid on the tip then it will level too high above the bed. Leveling sensor notices when the bed stops moving towards the head (because they have physically touched). So anything on the tip of the nozzle would mess that up.
I don't have any great suggestions but:
1) You can hang out at the printer with a putty knife ready and after it finishes all the leveling points it pauses to reheat the bed and nozzles (the power has to be off during leveling as the EMF from that can mess up the leveling sensor). Clean the bed at that moment (you have maybe 3 minutes).
2) There is really only one spot that gets the most tiny bits of plastic. You can try to position your print to avoid that spot.
3) You can ignore it like I do and get a slightly different looking spot on the bottom of your prints.
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I'll try them out.
Thank you 🙂
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