Printed part does not stick on the heated bed

[xayoz]

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Some 3D printer filaments require a heated print bed in order get 3D printed parts to stick to the bed properly. The main reason is that many 3D materials have a tendency to shrink when cooled.

[rembo]

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Even if your bed is perfectly level, the nozzle might be too close to the print bed. If this occurs, the nozzle will drag across the bed and will be unable to extrude filament.

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PLA plastic is used in many industries from food packaging (like the pictured water bottles) to biodegradable medical implants such as sutures, tissue screws, and tacks. PLA comes in a number of grades; scientific, medical, food safe, and then to the type of PLA used in consumer 3D printing. PLA's natural melting temperature is around 80C but it is mixed with other plastics to make it suitable for 3D printing.

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