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02-09-2016, 04:18 PM #2
Alcohol or acetone works just fine.
It varies with material and the bed adhesion method you are using. Mine are always difficult to remove. You can pick up a thin sharp edged scraper or "3D print removal tool" from amazon or a hardware store - these tend to help. Wedge them in around the outsides of your prints and they will pop off easier. I personally recommend upgrading to a glass bed so you can remove the bed from the machine. It makes it easier to handle the part and remove it safely.
Sounds like maybe you are leveling your bed a bit too low. Try making it a little tighter against the paper.
Please explain to me how to...
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