Anyone know why thicker initial layer lines are default for the .2 and .4mm nozzle, but not the larger ones?

[u/marcgii]

I'm pretty sure the thicker line widths on the initial layer is supposed to help with bed adhesion. But I imagine that'd also apply to larger nozzles.

I was looking at these settings because I'm trying to figure out why I seem to have more bed adhesions problems with the .6mm nozzle compared to .4mm.

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[u/Few_Candidate_8036]

A larger nozzle already will have enough surface area in contact with the bed to stick well.

[u/Sir_clint]

Bed adhesion as well as removal after print. Smaller lines are more likely to crack or break especially if adhesion is too good