#slice keeps failing
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It sounds like your print may be experiencing adhesion issues. Here are a few suggestions to improve bed adhesion and prevent the print from coming loose:
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Ensure your print bed is leveled properly. Use a piece of paper to check the distance between the nozzle and the bed at different points on the bed surface.
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Increase the bed temperature. Some filaments require higher bed temperatures for better adhesion.
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Try using a brim or raft in your slicing software to provide a larger surface area for the first layer to adhere to.
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Look into using a specialized bed adhesive such as glue stick, hairspray, or a PEI sheet to improve adhesion.
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If the issue persists, consider using a different filament type that may have better adhesion properties for your specific print.
Experiment with these suggestions to see if they improve the adhesion of your print and prevent it from coming loose.
suck it up
Try brimming
but reclean your bed
I recommend using dish soap and running water like those in a sink
whats brimming?
check your slicer
and sure i'll reclean it
Adding a brim will add additional material around the perimeter
We stay nice and constructive, right?
this is a brim, it increases the surface area the print is holding on the plate
of course of course
i can give that a try, for sure
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it is ofc bed leveling but i dont know if your printer has auto bed leveling and if it does try to level the bed your self
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