carl_m1968 wrote:I run 90 for ABS and PETG and then 60 for PLA. Guess it just depends on the bed and printer really and if your set temp is the actual temp at the bed.
the stock solidoodle beds are undersized and do generally need a higher temp for good results. I used to set mine for 100C and quite often had issues with larger prints.
Since I swapped mine over to the Calidum Hale heatbeds from Print It, I have been able to drop the temp down to about 90C (as reported in RH) and still get very good results.
So yes, it does depend a great deal on the setup.
In this case - if the OP is still using the stock power supply, that would be my guess as to the source of his issues
SD4 #1 & #2 - Lawsy carriages, E3D v6, Rumba controller board, mirror bed plate, X motor fan, upgraded PSU & Mica bed heater
SD4 #3 - in the works ~ Folgertech FT-5, rev 1
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