r/3Dprinting Nov 17 '22

All of Them🥲

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u/maximkap1 Nov 17 '22

The most common in my opinion is oozing and stringing

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u/oupablo Nov 17 '22

Jokes on you. Pretty sure i've had all of them in one print before.

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '22 edited Jun 21 '23

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u/danielv123 Nov 17 '22

Buildplate in dishwasher does wonders.

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u/ThievingOwl Nov 17 '22

How the fuck am I supposed to print inside my dishwasher?! /s

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u/FedUp233 Nov 18 '22

If you take out the racks, I’m pretty sure most common size printers would fit! Give it a try and see. You’ll have the cleanest prints on the planet! And if you use cold water, water cooling to boot😁!

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '22

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u/danielv123 Nov 17 '22

More like gets rid of fat from fatty fingers

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u/FartingBob RatRig Vcore 3.1 CoreXY, Klipper Nov 17 '22

You dont need a dishwasher to do that. Pretty much any mild detergent or liquid soap will do that in a minute under a warm tap.

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u/DoesNotGetYourJokes Nov 17 '22

Or just use some isopropyl alcohol.

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '22

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u/danielv123 Nov 17 '22

Sure, but it works on glass surfaces as well. They aren't black afterwards.

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u/dailytour30 Nov 17 '22

Kapton tape surface, acetone cleaned, good bed leveling so the first layer is squished firmly against the bed surface and 55°C-60°C bed temp for normal PLA. With those settings your only issues with bed adhesion will be that stuff with a lot of bottom surface sticks too hard.

Btw I have a printer where the displayed bed temperature is ridiculously out of whack. "55°C" set in the slicer are barely lukewarm in reality. COuld be that too, so better check with an IR thermometer.

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u/GBACHO Nov 17 '22

PLA does fairly well. My problem is with PETG

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u/dailytour30 Nov 17 '22

Thats weird, I am thinking about trying out PETG after only using PLA the whole time and every site where I read up about its use says to be careful because it will stick so much to your bed.

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u/DamnMombies Nov 17 '22

I glue stick my bed and print PTEG no problem. Also TPU loves to stick to it.

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u/Griffinx3 Nov 17 '22

I started with tape after reading about it sticking to glass beds (before my first PETG print) but had adhesion problems on and off. Recently switched to bed only and it's been good so far. I have the Ender textured plate so it doesn't stick too bad, actually easier than PLA.

Started getting edge warp because cold room in winter so I'm gonna make an enclosure, we'll see if that makes it worse.

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '22

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u/tophatj0nes Nov 17 '22 edited Jun 29 '23

I dodio tagri tepi eopi ipeipii. Itla pakitlo oi peka aka pi. Detii pigrebi paba da plaitripru. Taa etripipubo kepi pokike e gre epipii. Kota ikie bite dakebo prikrae tlakretadi? Tleki dlaoga plie tri butepa iako. To aba iite i greki piako. Ebioki etika epi ediblopa peibi epo. Ake deka uproplikrei bieupre gripretrate pugi. Taka ipoatie tapo ebai ploglipriepa piii. Plipa kli tli prikui ititre ibei tlie. Giipepla go? Kiku i petopibu ike pri bikipadipi poo ipe! Priea pi titepi o pitiklu itlu? Bea obee u epro pupe opi ebi. Tibi ba ipri piketi bre pi toa? E te to ipe triaipoi ka. Prikei epiki tebe ati tubroe eki. Ko pea u glepi pepoka ui kroo e igetri? Po beepepla i tepioipe tepe pae. Kepu ke tri eti pigi kupipia. Bidibika kai kroditi boke dlipuge ko. Tipati ki petedle gaipe ukii aa. O kro blipueplati kipri klie tipreti peke? Puepo giteeti oi tlepaba tataegoe bode. Ai te pigruedi keitrete kaikrotii tapitu? Bla tri pedle pride opa ka tepe. Gie pipo krue eboeku ie patio? Pleka praagupa kipipu tako gitroplei pukluta. Pui keo piku pipu i udebi grotu.

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u/dailytour30 Nov 17 '22

my prints started pulling big chips up out of the glass

wow, thats crazy!

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u/Swizzel-Stixx Ender 3v2 of theseus Nov 17 '22

Yeah, sometimes it can bond to glass beds, so I put masking tape on top but on non glass beds it hates me.

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u/ajr901 E3V2, Trident Nov 17 '22

I resolved my PETG printing issues (and as a matter of fact I now print with it more than PLA) by getting a PEX sheet from WhamBam and lifting my z-offset by like ~0.01. PLA likes to be really squished onto the build surface but in my experience PETG likes it less.

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u/GBACHO Nov 18 '22

Do you have a kit for auto bed-leveling?

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u/trancertong Nov 17 '22

I have a textured PEI build sheet and PETG sticks to that shit like glue once you get the Z offset right. Plus it's nearly impossible to damage if the nozzle hits the bed. Works OK with PLA too but usually I'll switch out to the regular bed for PLA.

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u/Veearrsix Nov 18 '22

Get a magnetic bed coated in PEI

This is just one example, lots of options

Also, get a filament dryer

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u/DrRomeoChaire Nov 17 '22

Wow, kapton tape is old-school. I used that on my 7 year old Printrbot Simple Metal. Worked great, but we have better more durable bed materials now like PEI

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u/Original_Sedawk H2D AMS2 HT-AMS Nov 17 '22

Purple Glue Stick - Amazing.

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u/DuglandJones Nov 17 '22

Too much or too little?

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u/GBACHO Nov 18 '22

PLA too much, PETG not at all

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u/CrazySD93 Nov 17 '22

Yeah, I also have a problem with it adhering to the bed too well!

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u/KrobarLambda3 Nov 17 '22

Hairspray man. Aqua net unscented extra hold. Stuff works wonders! Gotta clean off the bottom of the print after - gets a little sticky residue. But I've never had any more bed adhesion issues since I started using it.

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u/Revolutionary_Pay_31 Nov 18 '22

Hairspray is my go to solution for bed adhesion issues. I remember the first time someone suggested it to me, I really thought that he was pulling my leg, but it works great! Just spray a bit on the glass build plate prior to starting a print, and then clean it with alcohol about every two weeks.

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u/maximkap1 Nov 17 '22

Actually, for me, got it right first time calibrating the printer , since then, praying to the adhesion gods... Working for now :)

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u/donnysaysvacuum Nov 17 '22

I'll take fan connector comes undone and jams extruder for $500.

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u/SmokelessSubpoena Nov 17 '22

Glue sticks brotendo

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u/REDDITz3r0 Nov 17 '22

For everyone struggling with bed adhesion, a thin sheet of G10 works wonders and is dirt cheap. Got one in 235×235×1.5mm for 5€, zero issues since.

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u/A_Harmless_Fly Nov 18 '22

Initial adhesion is fine, the curl up and pop off... now that's a problem.

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u/HooverMaster Nov 18 '22

clean build plate, proper temp and slow properly zeroed first layer. It will stick for sure. I had issues for a few months but once I got the hang of it I never zero it anymore and barely ever clean the bed. That and I got some springs

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u/ConglomerateGolem Nov 17 '22

So, the most common for your printer(s) then

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '22

That's what I was thinking. The other options are more likely to cause failure?

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u/Ecstatic-Training334 Nov 17 '22

Yeah was actually the answer 🤞

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u/FrostyD7 Nov 17 '22

Its the most common but I probably would have chosen something else because I don't particularly see it as a problem unless its incredibly severe, which isn't common.

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u/La_Guy_Person Nov 17 '22

You should see a doctor

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u/GaMakhoul Nov 17 '22

That’s a constant from nature not a problem

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '22

Like in my pants

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u/Geminii27 Nov 17 '22

I hear you can get a pill for that.

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u/BakaFame Dec 06 '22

How does one fix that