Printing my first self-designed part
Did it with OnShspe+Cura... haven’t used CAD software since 1996, which was ancient version of ProEngineer. Things have really advanced a lot. Browser+cloud-basedwith version control and all sorts of other crap.pic.twitter.com/bILFcaWSMC
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Okay. Got it off. I slipped a box cutter under one edge just enough to get spatula under it, and that was enough leverage to get it off. Done building directly on build plate. Gonna try either blue tape or kapton tape.pic.twitter.com/XBrz5UiqU4
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Well, no harm done except for one teeny scratch on build plate, which won't matter since I plan to tape it up now anyway.
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I *think* the most likely reason I'm getting extreme sticking while most people seem to suffer from insufficient sticking is that my nozzle might be too close to the print bed, making my bottom layers too dense. See this threadhttps://twitter.com/divalbanerjee/status/1297301260035674112 …
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The way to test this would be to run an experiment at different bed levels with the same print, and measure the force needed to get it off, but I don't want to... direct on plate is too temperamental for my tastes. Gonna try taped up approach next.
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My older Monoprice came with a paint scraper spatula thing but I haven’t tested it on a textured bed. I’ve heard of folks using tape (masking, kapton) when the bed isn’t bendable.
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Adding a raft on bottom might help too.
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I actually removed the raft from the slicing settings at
@chenoehart suggestion
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(For next time of course. Hang in there!)
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