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Printing tips
- Do not take the print off warm. At 60 °C PLA is nearly soft and the thin plate bends for good. Wait until the sheet is below 30 °C (a few minutes in the fridge help) – the print often pops off by itself.
- Take the sheet out of the printer and flex it, not the print. Do not pull at a corner; if it sticks, slide a thin spatula under it.
- If corners lift, turn on a brim (3–5 mm) in the advanced print settings and keep the corners rounded. In a printer with an enclosure keep it closed for PETG and slightly open for PLA.
- Wash the print sheet with dish soap and warm water and keep your fingers off the print surface. Grease is the most common reason corners come loose.
- Fine-tune the first layer (Live Adjust Z on Prusa printers): the lines should be slightly squashed, with no gaps. A first layer laid too high comes off first.
- PETG sticks to smooth PEI too well and can tear out a piece of its surface. Print it on a textured sheet, or put a thin layer of glue stick on the smooth one.
- A thicker base (0.8–1 mm) makes the print stiffer, so it keeps its shape when you take it off. It does not change the colors; the base is opaque.
- Dry filament prints cleaner. Damp filament, PETG especially, makes strings and bubbles.
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