Print failed because the layer adhesion is shit on my printer.

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What are your first layer settings? Temp? Speed? Line width? Etc etc.

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Glue stuck my friend. All the way home.

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Stick*

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I’m late to the party but I use a WhamBam build surface on my Ender 3 V2. Absolutely a game changer. Wipe it down with high-percent isopropanol or acetone between prints and it works every time. Sticks like glue when hot and just pops off with zero effort once it cools down.

Not affiliated, just love the thing. https://www.whambamsystems.com/products/235-x-235-kit-with-pre-installed-pex-build-surface

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Uh Oh Spaghettio!

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I have a 3rd party version of the Ender3; I just use glue stick on the surface to make it tacky and it comes off just fine with the scraper.

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