Is it the same spot on the bed? Maybe a good cleaning will help.
If not, seems as though it may be a cold spot on the bed... IR thermometer could help diagnose.
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dexter.day
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Re: Brim acting weird
We are actually seeing this issue across the bed in different areas anytime we use a brim--and only on the brim, not on the bottom layer of the actual part. We clean the bed every few parts.
Re: Brim acting weird
Hmm... interesting. I've experienced this on a bed that was too cold or still heating up. Obvious fix there was to with for proper pre-heat. 
The other thought could be to increase the first layer height and width for better adhesion... Though if its not affecting the first layer of the print, I wouldn't worry too much.
The other thought could be to increase the first layer height and width for better adhesion... Though if its not affecting the first layer of the print, I wouldn't worry too much.
Re: Brim acting weird
Hmm... interesting. I've experienced this on a bed that was too cold or still heating up. Obvious fix there was to with for proper pre-heat.
The other thought could be to increase the first layer height and width for better adhesion... Though if its not affecting the first layer of the print, I wouldn't worry too much.
The other thought could be to increase the first layer height and width for better adhesion... Though if its not affecting the first layer of the print, I wouldn't worry too much.
