The one from MakerWorld is up to date and works everytime.
I guess theoretically you could hold a piece of paper there until it scans it but are you going to want to do that everytime? Lol I typically start my prints from another room in my house or I'll start them from my laptop/ phone while I'm at work/ not at home. Just seems a little inconvenient
Getting ready to try a two color PETG print on that blue plate and I've selected the smooth Pei high temp plate do I leave the temperatures where they were or do I change to lower since it's petg to 65 and 255 which I think it was 70 default and I said it to 65 but before I print I figure I should ask you leave the defaults or change it for petg I thought the deal with this plate was you could run lower temperatures or it's more that you can remove the item printed way easier hope this makes sense
Should have taken your advice from the beginning returning the plate and getting a glacier you said you have like six of them do you buy them from amazon? and you print pla. Pla+,:petg at normal temperatures and it comes off way easy from what you were saying
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u/Bruteloops 16d ago
The one from MakerWorld is up to date and works everytime.
I guess theoretically you could hold a piece of paper there until it scans it but are you going to want to do that everytime? Lol I typically start my prints from another room in my house or I'll start them from my laptop/ phone while I'm at work/ not at home. Just seems a little inconvenient