Give us 2 or 3 base layers on the prime/purge tower. This single‑layer base gets stuck to the build plate; it is too thin and rips when removing it. The scraper tool is just not effective when the base layer has no cross‑support. I would rather waste a few layers of ABS and give up a little print time just to make the base removal simpler. At this time I need to work with the Bambu Lab metal scraper tool as well as print a new layer over the thin film of the prime/purge tower in hopes that it will stick and make it possible to remove that single layer that is just too thin, with no cross‑hatch to make it fully solid.
This might not be the exact answer you were looking for, but I hope it can still be helpful - it certainly helped me. If you pop the plate into the freezer for about five minutes, the tower including single‑layer base usually comes off so easily that you hardly ever need a scraper. Have you had a chance to try that yet?
It’s just a friendly suggestion, of course - the option you mentioned would still be wonderful to have, no doubt about that. But until then, giving this little trick a try might make things a bit easier for you.
Thanks, but I do not have a freezer in the shop, Even then that is an extra step that should not needed to be done when in production. Print, clean plate and rerun the last job.
Either way, who ever is so cheap that they complained about a few layers of PLA/ABS need to have the window broken out on there Bambu Printer.
