grim night
Currently when I do QGL and Bed Mesh my nozzle is at 150 and my bed is at 60 degrees. When I print petg I use 250 to 80. So my question is should I increase my bed heat to 80 also while doing probing? So the thermal expansion is closer to my actual print
Or any other advices?
opal sand
Currently when I do QGL and Bed Mesh my nozzle is at 150 and my bed is at 60 deg...
In short yes, probing should be at print temperature for the bed, nozzle temp at a max of 150 but dependent on probing method.
We often recommend the "better print start" macro which handles this based on slicer/filament data