#Horrible build plate adhesion (SV06)
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It sounds like you've tried many different settings to get your first layer to adhere properly, which is great. Here are a few more suggestions for troubleshooting:
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Clean the build surface thoroughly: Sometimes residue or oils from handling the bed can prevent proper adhesion. Use isopropyl alcohol or a similar solution to clean the build surface completely.
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Adjust the bed level: Make sure your bed is properly leveled. If the nozzle is too close to the bed, the filament won't have enough room to flow and adhere properly. If it's too far, the filament won't stick at all. Follow your printer's bed leveling instructions carefully.
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Check your filament quality: Make sure your filament is not old or compromised in any way. Moisture or dust can affect the filament's ability to stick. Try using fresh filament to see if that solves the issue.
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Slow down your print speed: Printing too fast can lead to poor first layer adhesion. Try reducing the overall print speed, especially f...
z offset is the most important thing for bed adhesion, is the nozzle close enough to the bed?
Im pretty certain it is
how certain is pretty?
I can send a video of me alligning it
sure
It will take a bit though
@ me so ill see it
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@ripe wharf This is how I level it, I will send footage of 1st layer failing too
I preheat it to printing temps, auto home it and lower Z offset until I get a bit of friction on the paper
And then I save the settings
Here is the print failing
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yeah, that zx offset needs to go down some more, you are just barley laying the filament onto the bed, you should be mashing it into it
see the nozzle depictions
you could try putting glue stick on the plate too
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