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It's often not the bed that isn't flat, but that the rest of the printer itself moves and expands.
by lawn 3y ago
It's often not the bed that isn't flat, but that the rest of the printer itself moves and expands.
- mardifoufs 3y agoYeah or the bed itself is fine, but it's on a bad bed support. That's why even a perfectly flat glass bed plate can be completely uneven since the structure itself is crooked! Considering that quite a few printers are self assembled too (with basically no torque specs, and users that have little means to build it accurately), it's just compounded even more.
- zokier 3y ago3D printer made of Invar/Kovar next? :)