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When printing directly on the glass-plate, it is somehow hard to get the leveling done. It is easy if you print things that do not cover the complete area in x and y axis, but it gets hard when you want to use almost the maximum print size.
When the distance of the nozzle is too short, your extruder ...

Thanks for the answer. I have got a similar solution, the chinese ebay-seller send me his version so i have got a backup of this version.

I am not sure if the version they have send me is somehow same as one geeetech-version, so this solution was the best for me.

I have seen some PLA-filamant that did contain metallic parts. It may be possible to extrude such material through normal nozzles.

There is a filament in copper-color, printing-temperature is told to be 190 to 200 degrees. Othere colours are available, red copper, brass, aluminium.
I don't know if ...

I have asked the same question, but you did it in the false forum, so nobody sees it ...

Hello,
i plan to use an other firmware on my geeetech GT-board, and prior to uploading the new one, i would be happy to save the old one on my PC.

How can i do this?

Thanks

Hartmut

I use the glass-bed with a very strong hairspray to get things fixed to the bed. Does work for almost anything i have printed yet.

Best is to apply the hairspray short before starting the print job, so heat your bed and head (i use 180 degrees preheat nozzle and 60 degrees bed), then apply the ...