Are your prints not sticking properly to the print bed and curling slightly or a lot?
Even if you use a glue stick or have blue taped the print bed?
It might be a draft causing the printed plastic to cool prematurely, which seems to make it contract slightly causing the curl.
Try covering the printer with a cardboard box or similar to eliminate or reduce the draft. Leave a little air around the printer inside the box so it does not get too hot and overheats or even catches fire. I would not use a blanket for this, the printer does run at 220 degrees...
The box it came in worked wonders for me, this eliminated the problem altogether for me.
I encourage others to drop any useful tips for newbies in this thread.
Even if you use a glue stick or have blue taped the print bed?
It might be a draft causing the printed plastic to cool prematurely, which seems to make it contract slightly causing the curl.
Try covering the printer with a cardboard box or similar to eliminate or reduce the draft. Leave a little air around the printer inside the box so it does not get too hot and overheats or even catches fire. I would not use a blanket for this, the printer does run at 220 degrees...
The box it came in worked wonders for me, this eliminated the problem altogether for me.
I encourage others to drop any useful tips for newbies in this thread.