I'd say your print time per layer might be too high, aince the filament looks to be contracting off of the plate as it cools. I'd see if there was a way to speed-up the print time of each layer, or break up the plate's large surface area with holes or other features to dissapate the stress as it cools.
Clasm
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"Dicks out for Jesus Any%" runs, when?
Nothing says "Death Cult" quite like the prominant display of the murder weapon used against their leader.
It's almost like it's a suicidal death-cult.
I mean, the Israelis kind of had something similar for a bunch of pagers, but instead of bricking the device, they just violently exploded.
Pretty sure most of the Walking Dead cast would never have survived an initial outbreak of gingivitis, let alone zombies...
I think they should add the word "Fuck" to all age verification prompts until they, too, get censored.
If the insurance firm has a lot of money to throw at constant adds, then odds are good that they aren't paying out premiums for their customers.
They were always sacrificial pawns. The administration has been salivating over one of them getting killed so that they can invoke Artical 2 and call for martial law.
Text has been a little sluggish with my tests. Might be due to influx of users, though.
It's quite warm on/near the Pacific right now.
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I was referring to the waveyness in the center, though the warping on the esges is partly caused by both the oils and the cooling shrinkage, I believe.
The uniform buckling of the layer in the middle of the sheet is what I'm leaning on, but I don't believe that your fan speed is too high, or there would be more seperation between layers as the filament would cool too much before adhering to the layer below.
I believe there are test STLs that assist in Dialing in your settings for printing plates in particular, but I'm avoiding printing surfaces that large until I get an enclosure built.