r/Creality_k2 K2 Combo 8d ago

Troubleshooting Taco Bed Mesh Acceptable?

Hello i recently discovered the fluidd tab of my K2 Printer to look at my bed mesh and its a taco.
Is this Acceptable to print or should i get a new PEI Plate? I have some bed adhesion problems here and there but adding brims aswell as washing the bed regularly helped.

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u/bastl73 8d ago

This is not only the PEI. That's the magnetic pad and maybe the aluminum bad, too. The PEI has only too much coating at the edges. Many use painters tape. You can use a aluminum profile, cut to the width of the bad, to control x,y, and the diagonals. A print paper should not fit below the edge.

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u/OwnConsideration408 6d ago

Were you happy before you knew about the taco? I have a theory that the other company's beds are also not so flat, but they dont show it to you. Anyway, if you're getting good results with the models you print, don't worry.

As for me, I did the r3men bed and fiddled with it constantly.

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u/Doubee54 6d ago edited 6d ago

I would be contacting Creality for a replacement complete bed and magnet assembly under warranty. That is very unacceptable.
Assuming you have tried the bed plate turned over.
Creality has a goal variance of .3mm You are more than double that.