It’s buggy and flaky and wonderful. I can’t believe A) how quickly it’s grown over the past two weeks, and B) how great the communities seem to be. I’ve only asked one question so far but I got more and better answers than I would have on Reddit. I was feeling pretty down about the internet during the last week of June, but now I’m feeling hopeful.
This is what I was thinking too. It is so stuck it will take a couple hours to get it all off, but at least I can test with it.
One thing that worries me is that I had so many successful prints with exactly the same settings and filament I don’t know how it got this bad. I’m hoping I can prevent the same mistakes next time so I don’t ruin another surface.
Thank you! This is exactly what I needed. I’ve ordered a replacement surface and I will go through this all on the weekend.
I really appreciate you taking the time to help. Cheers!
200°/60°, and my Z offset is -2.71. Is this the same as first layer height?
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Just for reference, what sort of plate did you replace it with? I’m waiting on a Creality glass PEI plate that should be here soon and I’m hoping it will be better. Still not sure how this happened in the first place but from what I read it looks like the print head was too close to the plate and it ground PLA into the bed. I was using the same settings as always and I trammed and levelled before my first print. It seems to have done this every time I tried to print this particular object— Is it possible the actual gcode from Cura could cause this?