Bad bed adhesion (death bolb)

[candid zinc]

Hi,
I recently hab a death blob with my bambu a1. I've already had one instance of the print coming off of the bed, but the first time it just spaghettied all over the plate without making a blob. Still, this is the second time the print has come off of the plate, and I obviously want to address this.
I'm using the stand PEI plate with (almost) normal 0.12mm settings and brim (not for adhesion).
The print also only comes off after some layers have been printed, so it stickes well at first.
Why might this be? What should I do to fix this? Should I give more details?

[quiet pollen]

AI Help

It sounds like you may be experiencing warping issues with your print, causing it to detach from the bed. Here are some suggestions to help address this issue:

1. Check your bed leveling: Make sure your bed is properly leveled to ensure that the first layer is adhering correctly.

2. Increase bed temperature: If you are printing with PLA, increasing the bed temperature can help improve adhesion.

3. Use a brim or raft: Although you mentioned using a brim for purposes other than adhesion, using a larger brim or adding a raft can help provide more stability and adhesion for the print.

4. Try using a different bed surface: If PEI is not providing sufficient adhesion, you may want to experiment with using a different bed surface, such as a glue stick or painter's tape.

5. Adjust print settings: You can try adjusting settings such as the initial layer height, nozzle temperature, or print speed to see if it helps with adhesion.

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[candid zinc]

When I get a print that doesn't come off, the first layers seem to be very good