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11-02-2014, 12:09 AM #13
I don't think it is ever a good idea to go over 100% even if the extruder compensates by pumping out more filament. You want that first layer to smash a little more into whatever adhesive, tape, or slurry you have applied to the build plate.
When set your z axis gap in several spots using a piece of paper that isn't the starting point of the print for the zaxis. It will move down .2mm x (first layer height percent). So .2mm x .9 = .18mm, subsequent layers will be .38, .58, .78, etc. This can all be read when looking at the Z moves in the gcode.
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