Create a solid base layer for elevated objects
I'm trying to figure out how to create a solid base layer to start elevated prints on, basically anything where the main body is elevated and a few small parts touch the bed, I can't get a good stick all around. Everything I print with a solid base that's flat on the bed prints perfect. So how do I go about building my rafts and support material off of a solid layer or 2 without creating the base within the 3D imaging program I'm using(how I've been doing it so far)? I'll repeat this as clear as I can. Is there a way to create solid layers before rafts using Slicer? Or any other slicing tool for that matter.
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If your problem is that it does not stick good enough for sparse prints you do something wrong or it can be improved.
- Use correct bed temperature for material
- Use correct filament temperature
- Check distance. If gap is too big it sticks much less then when you are close.
- Change bed material that works better or add spacial 3d printer spray, glue, other surface like BuildTak or alternatives.
I actually never print with rafts and it works good as everythings sticks well to bed.