Comment on PETG damaged plate
user_6282638282@sopuli.xyz 3 days agoSorry, I edited the post to add: Creality Ender 3 V3 SE, with the stock plate.
It does indeed feel like a depression. Or more accurately, it feels like the texture surface has been removed. This seems to be confirmed by dark residue on the bottom of my print, which I can only see because I happened to be using a light filament. Image
I guess this may indeed be a z issue, those diagonal lines could be when the nozzle moved from corner to corner without laying material down.
I don’t think this has anything to do with the material or temperature or anything like that.
I’m not overly familiar with the Ender, but maybe run a bed levelling protocol or other calibration option? The plate is probably toast unfortunately.
Thanks for confirming… luckily these plates are double-sided so I have a backup while I order a replacement. As I mentioned in another post, the auto-leveling leaves the nozzle just a bit too high and so I’ve consistently had to lower it. I primarily print in PLA and so usually do my bed-leveling prints in that material. I’ve previously used PET-G with zero issues, so something about the sequence of leveling and adjusting must be different this time around.
Now I know to run the leveling each material change, which is annoying but probably not too surprising.
No I did not change plates. I’ve been using the included plate without issue … until now!
baduhai@sopuli.xyz 3 days ago
I also destroyed my Ender 3 V3 SE’s stock plate with petg. It just sticks too well to petg, I was only able to reliably print petg when I changed plates.
user_6282638282@sopuli.xyz 3 days ago
What did you replace it with?
baduhai@sopuli.xyz 3 days ago
I replaced it with a cheap textured pei coated metal plate. It doesn’t stick to pla as well, but it printed pretty much everything I threw at it.