1 Topic by jgapril

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Topic: design coming up from paper

I used the release paper that came with the printer. The design starts printing fine, but, part way through the design peels up from the release paoer?
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2 Reply by chemist6.02e23

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Re: design coming up from paper

I am new to this whole thing, but I believe you should lower the Z-offset so the extruder is a bit closer to the printing bed. Take it slow. The manual suggests the distance be the thickness of 4 sheets of paper. If your extruder is farther than that from the bed, drop it down a bit.

3 Reply by carl_m1968

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Re: design coming up from paper

The magic number is half or less of your desired layer height. If you plan to print at .3 then you would need .15. if you plan to print at .1 then you would need .05. There is no magic number for all scenarios. You need to make adjustments for every print.

When you change rolls of filament all your settings will change such as temp and speed and so on.

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4 Reply by johnboyjr

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Re: design coming up from paper

the paper they give you is junk use gluesticks