3DPrinting
3DPrinting is a place where makers of all skill levels and walks of life can learn about and discuss 3D printing and development of 3D printed parts and devices.
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I’ll use the textured with Prusament PLA on my MK4S with great success but have to set bed temp to 70C. Prints with sharp corners will still lift if they are large.
Textured with Prusament PETG and Sainsmart 95A works without changing profile settings.
Satin for most of my PLA though. My smooth sheets have accrued PLA residue and are more trouble than they’re worth.
I'm the kind of guy that, when I find something that works, I'll stick to it for a decade. Hence why my Folger 2020 i3 with its mirrored glass print beds were in service until 2026. PLA prints well on the smooth sheet, so that's what I'll do until America elects a female president in 2036. So PEI is going to be my fascist era print bed. I printed on glass when we were a republic. Polymer print sheets are for dictatorships I guess I've decided.