I have been trying to get Overture PETG to work on my P1P. So far, these are the techniques I have tried:
Gluestick
Engineering and high temp plate
Cleaning my plate with dish soap and water
Changing all the filaments stats according to Overture.com
Slowing down print speeds. By a lot.
However, nothing has worked. I am getting artifacts on all my prints, and the first layers only stick if I do one model at a time. currently, I need to be able to print 16 pieces at once, for some tank treads that I cant afford to spend extra time on each print.
Drying your filament? What heatbed temps are you using? Do you have an enclosure? What is your chamber temp? You got cooling off? You printing with brims/rafts? They might help.
@Matt matt I have no need to dry my filament, it stays in a sterile environment and these rolls are new. My heatbed temperature is 70 C, with no enclosure. I print in a house, so my environment maintains 21 C all the time. I have my fan disabled, and I use rafts every print.
@Matt
I Have no fans because i was reading a forum article about it and its what it recommends to get better layer adhesion.
I have scaled down the speeds to about 75% @rovster
Thanks i think ill try that
@Matt Sadly, i have no camera that offers quality photos(im a student working on a cheap laptop) so I will try and explain it. My speeds are 75% of what the standard quality presets are,(IDK them off the top of my head, I do not have free access to my computer 24/7)
Just to check, did you level your bed? Being able to make 1 stick but not the rest sounds like the rest of the bed is just slightly off.
If you already ran bed leveling at the start of the job, then maybe 80 degrees heatbed, 25mm/s first layer. What kind of temperatures are you printing your PETG at? I start mine around 240 degrees. Running it lower made it not stick to the bed.