3D Print Not Sticking? 9 Ways to Get Perfect Bed Adhesion
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ค. 2024
- The first layer is the most important in 3D printing. If it does not adhere properly, the print will not succeed and the time and filament spent will be wasted. However, there are many ways to increase print bed adhesion.
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⏱ Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:15 Clean the print bed
00:30 Level the print bed
01:08 Reduce the z-offset
01:58 Print the first layer slower
02:29 Do not cool the first layer
02:42 Increase the print bed temperature
03:00 Print higher and thicker lines
03:37 Print mouse ears or a raft
04:35 Apply salt/sugar solution
05:09 Apply adhesive
06:02 Use different print bed
06:30 Outro
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Um so my 3D printer is even. I even it multiple time but at some spot it not even how do I fix it?
Just got into 3d printing and this has got to be the best video I've come across that explained my problem the best.
This is so helpful! Thank you for being so in depth, and showing so many side by sides and examples! Subscribed immediately 🙏🏼
Very good clear information for a first time printer. Just like the printing, the learning curve is step by step as well.
Great instructional! Loved how quick and to the point you were, love the lists after each section to re-enforce every point made. Love your accent!
Thank you so much for such a helpful video ❤
Definitely giving these a try! Had major peeling on left side coincidentally somewhat close to a window and it's 20 degrees outside..tried raising bed from 50c to 70c and the print turned out significantly better, but still warped. Going to make an enclosure to block the window and also slow the initial layer speed down. Thankyou for the great information.
Thank you so much for this information!! Just bought an Ender 3 S1Pro and was very frustrated by the filament going all over the place... After watching your video, your instructions made everything work!! Thank You!
I appreciate the tips after cleaning the bed upping bed temp lowering the Z offset and slowing the first layer to 50% I was able to get the first layers to stick thank you 🙏
I'm so glad I found this video. I've been having problems with my new Ender 3 V2 (my first printer), and I wanted to solve the adhesion problem without using glue or hairspray. I don't know why I have a bug up my ass to avoid these things, but I do. But your talking through all the variables that can be modified helped my understand Cura better, and I'm happy to report good bed adhesion for a couple of prints now without needing the hairspray. I loved that you showed video samples of the differences and explained how each change improved adhesion. THANKS!
I’m with ya on the not wanting to use glue or hairspray. The way I see it, those are bandaid fixes and I want to figure out how to make do without them!
I was so frustrated with my PEI bed for the K1 max, turns out Creality's slicer had the fan on for the first layer and the temp was too low. Those tweaked and now it's sticking beautifully. Thanks so much!
That was awesome! Great video n very clear & cut to the point ! 👍🥂
thank you so much! I was having issues that drying filament, cleaning bed, etc wouldn't resolve in an easy-to-use printer. Reducing the z-offset was MAGIC!!!!!!! thanks!!!!
Really clear and helpful, you got my first print on the road!
best printing info i have found yet
You are my 3d-print hero! Packed with information, solutions, and in-depth knowledge. Also your website is very helpful (Greetings from Austria) ...
you are a life-safer... I was fighting so hard with a certain brand of filament. But with these tips, I got it to work... happy!
Great video, pumped up the temperature, leveled the bed, slowed the print, put tape on bed and now will see how it works..
well?
Can you help me with my problem i have the same problem where can i solve and how to set temp
I appreciate the wide variety of tips!
Thanks a lot, the water and sugar solution worked like magic
Thanks for putting this together!
This video was extremely helpful, well done
Fantastic advice, just got my first 3d printer today. The first few pre-loaded prints worked but it started warping and not adhering. Gave the print bed a good cleaning, leveled it, and changed some settings (increased bed temp first layer and slower printing first layer) and now I'm back up and running!
Thank you very much! I was getting failed prints because of bad first layers but after making the first layer smaller it worked way better!
Much appreciated my friend they all work perfectly
IT WORKED UR THE MAN FIRST 3D PRINT DONE!!!!
This was the most helpful video for beginners I've found! Thanks!
Well done mate, speed is key!!!!
Very helpful was able to finally get a new filament to adhere properly!
Thank you this helped out so much!
Thanks for these Tips. I am a noob at all of this 3D printing and TH-cam University is my go to for just about everything. Your tips here resolved my issues!
Thanks!
Awesome video. Loved the sid-by-sid3 visuals. Please keep these videos coming. I am your newest subscriber!
Helpful and cheep. Thanks 🙏🏻
Thank you for the informative tips.
Helpful! Thanks! Already getting better results! I'm a pro now 😉
Thanks man! Great tips😁
Thanks, this is so helpful!
Thank you so much! This has become a problem for my printer and now I have a way to fix it
Thanx man, very very complete video, greatings from argentina! 😊
thank you this video help me fix my problem almost instantly
This worked wonders, especially the tip of having the fan at 0% for the first layer, thanks!
Thank you sooooo much for this information this fixed my problem
This helped out so much, I could not find anything that worked for a while
I have am ender 3 pro and just slowed the speed down on the first layer. Now it's running great! Thanks for the tips
well done video, great job, and great advice!!
Thank you my issue was fixed by scraping, cleaning, and leveling.
Thank you very much will try this later
worked perfectly thanks
i love this guys voice it makes me wanna learn
thank you so much for this :)
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thank you worked great :)
Thank you so much!
Thank you for all the information. My problem was the speed.
Great tips thanks!
I have only switched to FDM coming from Resin printing about 3 days ago, Neptune 3 Pro, but I was having bed adhesive issues, not all the time, sometimes, slowing down initial layer speed and zero cooling seems to have fixed that, so ty, sir!
Thank you!
Thanks sir good information
That video is just perfekt, Thank you very much 👍
Danke! Thank you!
this has very helpful
Thank You, reduced speed on initial layers and used magig adhesive to solve problem. New to this and was quite worried when it would not stick. Ender 3 V3 SE.
Thanks! I was having issues with getting the first layer to stick. Longer strokes of fillament in a continuous motion worked fine, but shorter and qicker motions... oh boy... the 5mm/s on the first layers did the tirck. Cura was configured to do this on the first 2 layers. Not sure if this is an old setting from when I found this profile as a starting point a few years ago but I thought that it would help before it'd become an issue. Start of the print looks mighty clean so I have high hopes it 'll work this time.
My ender 3 s1 had a great first print, but nothing would stick after that. I used all of your tips and the print finally stuck! Thank you so much!
Thank you that help I lot
I use Elmer's purple glue stick and it works great. Never had a fail after starting to use it. Best part is that it's 6 bucks for a pack full of them and lasts months.
I know works wonderfully
I reduced the print speed to 5 mm per second as suggested along with wider and taller initial layer lines and it works great (I previously tried mouse ears prior to watching this video and it didn't work, the whole ear will get pulled off because of the speed). I no longer have to print a raft, which will save me on filament (print time maybe slightly faster than with a raft but not by much). Still need to figure out curling issue, but thank you for solving this issue that have been bothering me for a while.
what helped me with curling was creating a simple enclosure out of foam core boards to surround my printer. this created a thermal buffer to protect my print from sudden changes in temperature, for example from the air conditioner turning on and off nearby. that, and slightly increasing bed temperature. the main cause of curling is the print cooling unevenly, so it helps to prevent that however you can!
Bravo!
thank you
Excellent
Never heard about using salt solution, looks cool while the bed is heating :)
We slowed the first 2 layers to 25% and that did the trick for us.
Really nice I have problem with my sapphire Pro maybe this solutions my problems
I have a Ender 3 2v Neo and have tried all your recommendations. I have the flex steel bed and it worked perfectly for the first 24 hours of printing. Now I can't get anything to stick to the plate. Thanks for all the great ideas and things to try.
Same for me with the Ender 3 S1, no matter what i try, i get no adhesion.
s1 user as well everything is ok for like 3 percent then everything just falls apart
Man, i have the same problem whit ender 3 v2 neo.
i print some things, and now i can't make anything, i'm so frustrated, can You solve this problem?
I'm with you guys. I think most of my problems stem from my model ender not having an auto level bed and me struggling to keep everything aligned when manually leveling it.
I just got the ender 3 the test print worked fine I can’t get anything to stick now
Sometimes we need to be reminded of the little things that can really cause havoc. Thank you.
I was printing using creality cloud instead of prusa slicer and it wasn't sticking very well until I lowered the speed thank you
Ty bro
Why is this guy not popular
just tried slowing my first layer to 5mm/sec and did not start cooling until 2mm - a simple skirt works like a champ. no more rafts for meeeeee
spoiler: Dehydrate your filament.
I had an Ultrabase that had lost all adhesion after 3 years of frequent use.
Sandpaper, solvents, first layer slow...nothing worked and was resigned to printing on blue-tape!
Then used a food-dehydrator on all my filament..6 hours at 55c for PETG, 10 hours at 45c for PLA.
Now I'm back to the other adhesion problem...getting the model off the glass without breaking!
Most the filament I got came with the printer, so it's 'aged'.
There was a roll of glow-in-the-dark PLA that crumbled into bits when I dried it! [Hatchbox]
I'm getting all new filament soon...
Will these methods work for Anycubic Kobra?
Gr8 video. Im a total beginner to this 3d print world. I've a used neptune 2 , and so far all my prints have just been a load of spaghetti . Could one of the reasons be that its not sticking to the bed , or is it possibly something else entirely?
I have this bed plate at the end you’re talking about but still have adhesion problems, unless I make a raft first
I have a glas plate and on it kapton tape. That surface slightly ruffed up, cleaned with alcohol and I use a normal piece of paper to level the bed to the nossle
works in 99% also on ABS prints
i use spray hair gel, works well with no issues
I have had problems getting my first layer to stick I have leveled the bed several times it is a new ender S1 3 and I go around several times with the paper and one point is rubbing no matter what I do and now I got my first layer going down and by the time it is going to the second layer the first layer is pulling up on the edges what am I missing
I have had to increase my PLA temp to 215 and bed to 65 and seems to work well also
hello, im using a rough pei sheet and im having warping issues, i also dont want my prints to come off after a power cut, which method should i use
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I'm printing at room temp 20c or 77f. I have no problem getting prints to stick. I'm using craft spray glue. Nice thick coat.
Could I use isopropyl alcohol to clean the print bed?
I have a ender 3 SE and its certain prints that dont stick. Im new to 3d printing. Is it a setting in Cura i need to change?
Bed leveling on my end did the trick... After a 48-hour printing session, I guess it had to be done lol.
How much salt and water to use?
I have an Ender 2 Pro and just printed out the XYZ calibration cube. Everything went perfect till the end of the print,then the model got pulled off the print bed. After I leveled the bed and everything. Any help out there?
This is exactly what is happening to me but i dont have the right computer to run a slicer so none of these can work for me all i have is a chromebook Hp and it lets me download files so i can print them but i get noodle PLA ! pls reach out and tell me if there is any other solution ( i have a Creality Ender 3 v2 ) The pla does not have enough time to bond with the bed so the layers just completly fly off when the bed moves.
what is best solution if the filament comes out too flat and hot? (Like a ribbon flat)
Raise your z offset some more
White paper towels work. Blue ones seem to oil the bed.
Brand new Ender 3 and still can't complete the sample Cat more than 75 percent (takes hours). Bed is levelled, temperature is 210 pla 60 bed. Just sprayed hairspray on the non-magnetic plate (bed), about to try for the 9th time.
bro how im feeling rn
the cat after a few layers the nozzle and the pla will just string and then pull it off the bed and then my print is sliding with the z
2:08 what’s happening on the right is exactly the problem I’m having