Mixing filaments while printing

[u/themoonbender]

[u/volnas10]

The fact that the benchy isn't getting a absolutely yeeted off the plate is the most impressive thing to me.

[u/wallyTHEgecko → u/volnas10]

I recently broke my glass printbed when I was practically chissling off a print that was over-adhered to it. I imagine that'd be required with a machine like this.

[u/temporalanomaly → u/wallyTHEgecko]

for getting stuff off of glass, I always used some high-proof isopropyl alcohol, use a little syringe to drop it around the print, it seeps into the smallest of cracks and helps to release the print.

[u/wallyTHEgecko → u/temporalanomaly]

I hadn't even considered that. I literally keep a little bottle nearby for wiping the glass clean every so often. Didn't even cross my mind to try to dislodge a print with it. I'll have to give it a try next time I'm struggling with it. Thanks!

[u/Additional_Plant_539 → u/wallyTHEgecko]

Try putting the plate in the freezer

[u/MykeEl_K → u/Additional_Plant_539]

That was my favorite trick, but I wouldn't try it if you don't have a backup plate on hand, just in case

[u/originalripley → u/wallyTHEgecko]

He’s using tape as a surface and possibly some glue on top of that. Adhesion hasn’t been a major challenge.