After researching the problem I learned that Snapmaker’s calibration instructions SUCK! You have us set the z axis with your calibration sheet, and it ends up being way too tight to the print bed. After hours of searching and reading, I raised the z axis so there is BARELY (not enough to cause it …

The one good print I had was put in the freezer for ten minutes. It was an item to fix a different issue; the filament dragging on the tower. Based on its shape, it would have been easy to remove without the freezer. [image] The glider cooled overnight in my living room. It’s so thin at the wings…

Well I’m afraid I don’t have much other experience with this - although I think several other people on this forum have had similar issues. Maybe they’ll reply, or you might be able to track down some of their other threads on this topic.

Have you tried printing with a raft? My “limited” experience with printing relatively fragile D&D miniatures is that going into the build plate adhesion setting and choosing raft gave me a nice surface that I could peel off the build plate without doing damage to the model and the raft was easy enou…

I tried a grasshopper with a raft. It was a disaster, but I’ve also changed other settings since that attempt. I will definitely try the raft for other models, but I’m pretty sure printing the thin wings of the glider on a raft would be impossible to remove from the raft. Wouldn’t it just result in…

Can’t say for certain, but my experience has been that removing models from the raft is much easier on the model that using the scraper to remove the model from the bed, if for not other reason than you can more selectively apply pressure to peel the raft off once you have everything removed from th…

Thanks for the link, Atom. I read through it. Before reading it, I had already made some additional tweaks AND changed my filament to Proto Pasta carbon fiber infused PLA. Night and day difference! So I would say the filament is a big part of the issue. The black PLA that came with my Snap Maker was…

If your still having issues with adhesion let us know… maybe posting your slicing settings and a good pick of your first layer… those would help us determine possible issues. I look forward to seeing an intact glider :wink: Happy making -Atom

Someone explain to me why a raft sticks to the print bed just fine, but an actual part without a raft will not stick. I’ve tried hairspray and countless settings changes. Even f it starts to stick, it lets go repeatedly soon after. Sloooooowwwww print speed, hot bed+hairspray, fat and tall first lay…

What filament are you using and what is your nozzel/bed temps?

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Have you read this thread:
3D prints stick WAY too well!

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3D prints stick WAY too well! Snapmaker 2.0 (3-in-1)	51	6120	March 15, 2021
Bed adhesion problems Original (3-in-1)	22	6842	September 23, 2020
Bed adhesion is way too high Snapmaker 2.0 (3-in-1)	11	1686	June 26, 2021
When the filament sticks too good Original (3-in-1)	9	2910	April 24, 2020
Prints not sticking to bed Snapmaker 2.0 (3-in-1)	6	1650	May 1, 2022

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