Hello fellow makers, For the last prints I’ve made is struggled with reeeally bad bed adhesion i tried a few cleaning options and releveld the bed and tried gluestick too tried variation of z offsets but nothing works. When i started printing i had no problems with that now every first lyer will no…

I also suddenly had adhesion problems with PLA. I tried a lot of different temperature settings and ofsets, but nothing really helped. e-step calibration was finally the solution. I had a mismatch of 12%. Is it possible that the error has crept in via a firmware update? I never had adhesion probl…

yeah calibrating the e-steps is a must with the Snapmaker

The print sheets seem to have a tendency to change performance after a few uses, at least seemingly for many users. Takes time to get it mastered beyond the lucky first few it seems. I always fall back on my friend Magigoo when i dont’w ant to change a failure, it helps release parts too and an ap…

I can agree with moosejuice at first I had no problems and even with a better filament sometimes the adhesion is still no good. what helped me besides maggigoo or glue stick is to print the first layer at the upper range of the temperature

Yep, thats a good tactic as well. Higher bed temperature on initial layers also can help

I think I’ve found the answer to this now. Here’s a link to my recipe: [image] Bed adhesion. Final 'solution'? Snapmaker 2.0 Some of you may remember that I was interested in ‘painting’ in many colours with my SM machine. I needed perfect adhesion as the smallest items I w…

same here… I had lots of good prints with no adhesion problems, all of a sudden it appears, that 90% of my prints end up with warping → nozzle hitting the model and then printing “spaghetti” in the air or - even worse - getting the filament into the printhead, I have the 3rd print module already be…

Now that the level bug is solved it should be possible to get decent first layer. Have you tried printing the first layer slower and with hotter bed/nozzle temp?

I don’t know, when the level bug exactly was solved, but I think I am on the latest FW. As I stated, I tried different temperatures - nozzle 190 to 225°C (first layer); bed 50 to 80°C (and different combinations e.g. 200/80; 200/70; 210/80 …) I also tried to print the first layer slower (forgot to…

Is it possible to have cold spots on the heated bed? Is there away to be able to test that?

Still struggling with bed adhesion

Snapmaker 2.0 (3-in-1)

Mebyon May 31, 2021, 5:11pm 52

I think I’ve found the answer to this now. Here’s a link to my recipe:

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Still struggling with bed adhesion

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