What printer around 600€

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Borosilicate is overhyped and too expensive, especially when normal glass works just fine. Do you not have a hardware store nearby?

Yeah will look into it, thanks.

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How much of a gap between the bed and frame? I could make you up some glass holders. How thick is the bed, too. 6mm?

Haven't yet measured them but i think maybe 2 mm and the bed should be either 5 or 6 mm

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If you need me to make you some corner clips, let me know.

Yeah don't worry, thanks!

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Double sided vinyl sticky tape will do it. Doesn't need to be special thermal transfer. Its that thin that it doen't effect the heat teansfer.

Hair spray on the back of the glass will hold it just as well.

Thank you both, aardvark could you please link (even pm) exactly what you have in mind? I actually don't know how's that particularly called in my language.

number40fan LOL! didn't expect such thing to be suggested also, how does it behave with heat?

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The same it does when sprayed on the top of the glass. Sticks when warmed up and releases when cold.

Alright, meanwhile i bought a slim thermal pad, which i'll try otherwise i'll try everything you guys suggested, probably giving the tape priority.

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He has the X-One. If you are having issues with it curling, use a brim a few layers high. If it just won't stick to the glass, are you using anything to help it adhere?

Exactly, no curling, at least not yet, it just doesn't adhere, doesn't matter the speed i try, could be even 5 mm/s doesn't stick, i thought glass would help that, but apparently it makes it even worse

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I use glass, but with hair spray. I can get 30mm/s first layer to stick with ABS.

Have to try that...

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I brim a couple layers high helps with the corners.

Care to explain a bit more precisely?

i think i found what you mean!