Wisdom man
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This should be pinned somewhere honestly. The first layer should be slightly squished into the bed, you want to see it flatten a little as it lays down and not just sit on top like a noodle.
If you can see gaps between lines, you're too high. If the nozzle is dragging through the previous line or the layer looks transparent-thin, you're too low. The live adjust while a skirt is printing is how I always calibrate, nothing beats real-time feedback.
What printer are you on and did bed calibration take you forever to get right or did it click quickly?
If you can see gaps between lines, you're too high. If the nozzle is dragging through the previous line or the layer looks transparent-thin, you're too low. The live adjust while a skirt is printing is how I always calibrate, nothing beats real-time feedback.
What printer are you on and did bed calibration take you forever to get right or did it click quickly?
