Axl_Myk
Student

I found a slight dip in my Ender 3Pro bed. I put a square of thin vellum paper under the mat to raise the center a little.

I have a cleaner. My Wife. This isn't a business environment. I tried the Distilled water, vinegar, Dawn mix. Then rinsed with distilled water....

That's a lot of brim. You only need 2-3 layers instead of 15, if any at all for that print. I use 215º-60º for PLA.

It could be a problem with the power supply. Such as the temp control circuit gone south. Or even a mainboard problem. Tough call.

OK, I must ask, what is a trolly release key? In my mind it's a key to release a shopping cart from the rental lines. No? I'll give pet-g a look....

I print PLA at 215 with 220 for the first layer. Bed temp 60. I'll run a 2 layer skirt down to make sure it is going to stick to the bed. If the bed...

And buy filament with the rest of the $1,000

If the extruder is popping and skipping, the filament is probably damp. Get some desiccant in a tub and dry it.

My son is designing, and I am printing, Hank the Hexabot. Something he's been designing for quite a few years. So far it's all PLA, but some parts...

Google: 3d printer resin msds

10cc? Maybe 10cm = 100mm About 4". Dfam? I have no idea.

Be aware of wind. A vent going out a window can lead to wild temp swings in the enclosure. A dryer vent may help with that since they have dampers....

And OP gets his first snarky response. I solved the design problem by having my son do it with Cura. I'm not about to learn a new programming...

What temp settings are you using? I use 215 and 60 for PLA.

We have Dawn, which is what we use for most things. A little white vinegar. I'll give that a try. It works on astronomy equipment and windows, so it...

For that detail you will have to go through a good calibration scheme for the printer. Then use a fine printing config in your slicer. There are...