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			<description><![CDATA[<p>I wasn&#039;t sure if this was the right subforum to put this tip in.</p><p>However, I recently discovered a perhaps obvious method of regluing your print to the platform before the delamination has ruined everything.</p><br /><p>I was printing a slim beam on it&#039;s side without sufficient brim when I noticed it starting to delaminate from the base. At that moment I squired a tiny bit of acetone on the platform, and used a stick to push down the print. It promptly reattached (even though the acetone only lasted a second or two on the 100 degree platform.)</p><br /><p>That&#039;s all!<br />Worth giving a shot if you have a print you really want to reattach mid-print.</p>]]></description>
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