Welcome to the SeeMeCNC Community

It must be mentioned to the new-bies that PLASTIC LAMINATION must be removed from PEI sheet.

teoman wrote:Any updates?

I think i have found the material. It is called acetate (may not relate to chemical composition as a hot glue gun is called a hot silicone gun over here).

It can be found in print shops, used as cover for folders and binders etc...

Thanks for updates must share your experience..

If you can contact them on Aliexpress they will provide you the product as per your need.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjJDpf6FUyU[/youtube]

I did two modifications to my heat bed: 1- Installation of PEI sheet 2- Replaced the 12VDC PCB heater with 220VAC Silicon Heater I have purchased 80mmx200mm 3M 468MP double sided tape from Aliexpress. Worked very well. I am very happy with the first print i have done with PEI..absolutly amazing prod...

I think you would have intermittent problems..May be some parts got good without problem. The mechanical issues need to be resolve 1st. if the simulation of Gcode shows correct then no way your hot-end should move in the pattern you posted above.

It seems to me you don't have magnet arm. Check your arms , grease it either the arms stucking or stepper loosing steps.. I will see mechanical parts 1st.

Your printer it too accurate and very fine print.

Nice design but why you not using proximity probe?

Ciao, thanks for the picture. nice..
1- Can you please tell any glue/spray etc you apply on the sheet?
2- How long the sheet work i.e. after how many prints you replace?

Ikarius, can you share the link of the laminating pouch. Also it will be good if you can share pictures of 3D printer with laminating pouch on bed.

What firmware you are planning to use with which hardware (controller)..

Hi, One advice.. Today I purchased Silicon Heated Bed 220V i will use SSR... It is very bad to wait for more than 10mintes to get the existing PCB heatbed to come to print temperature. Here is the link of 300mm diameter bed, i purchased one 200 square bed also... I think you will also need this in n...

Just grasp this material with sandblasted texture install it with 3M tape and i hope you will find it useful. I don't have that high temperature 3M. unfortunately cant experiment.

No don't buy from that.... These are cheaply available at any glass/windows tint shop. for 12" x 12" you will get less than a dollar.

Jimustanguitar wrote:So it's privacy film?

Yes, the texture is like fine sandblasting so a translucent but adhesive layer one side to be pasted on glass...

You can see some of my work on my blogs for reference:
http://free3dscans.blogspot.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.my-woodcarving.blogspot.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Must watch the gallery.. Really detailed print.. You can download the demo software to try first. The software will not allow yo to save the model.

For David Laser Scanner, If you have a camera and projector available with you then all you need their low cost software ( not that low but around 300Euro i think)

The name of prodct was OCTKI. It has adhesive film. They manufactured it for glass protection.like: http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Thickening-adhesive-window-stickers-scrub-stickers-translucidus-transparent-bathroom-glass-paper-window-film/910769_32356592324.html" onclick="window....

I enjoy David Structure Scanner.

Thanks Martin... But it seems risky

mhackney wrote:It works great and is how I do it now exclusively.

Can you elaborate the process of installation of sheet with water/windex?

Here is my todays update: I started large print the bed was at 75C. The print adhered to the bed for around 1Hr. And then i saw curling up of one of the four edges. I closely monitored the issue and it was found that the sheet itself coming off from the bed at that location due to shrinkage forces i...

Thanks forrie..Here is the thingiverse link for 3D model:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1051781" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

and the final outlook would be. Some 3D models were taken from Thingiverse to complete as per my need.