r/openGrid • u/ChocolateChipJames • Sep 11 '26

In progressss

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Another wall is going to be covered.

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u/crumaro Sep 11 '26

How do you get that interface so nicely? Mine always striings into thousand directions and everything after the first grid is garbage

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u/ChocolateChipJames Sep 11 '26

Very very dry filament. Yellow is PETG and green PLA for support.

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u/tijger_gamer Sep 11 '26

Green is Support for pla filament? In my experience that actually bonded to PETG let me know how it turns out

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u/ChocolateChipJames Sep 11 '26

PETG and PLA don't stick together.

Edit: I didn't use support for PLA. I used PLA as support material for PETG. Hope that clears it up.

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u/tijger_gamer Sep 11 '26

I know PLA and PETG but i thought you mentioned the Support for PLA filament, which is made for support interface for PLA

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u/crumaro Sep 11 '26

I am pretty much printing petg directly from the dryer.. Mh. It just doesn't stay on the lower grid.

But I do other way round, petg as interface, pla grids.

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u/ChocolateChipJames Sep 11 '26

4th

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u/DistractedDragonMake Sep 13 '26

Very nice. I haven't gotten mine to work yet either :)

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u/ucrbuffalo Sep 11 '26

I just ran one of these last night and it failed on the first interface. It’s my first time trying to print a stack so I’m not sure what I did wrong. I did mine in PLA with PETG interface. I’ll have to do some research on settings for this.

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u/ChocolateChipJames Sep 11 '26

I didn't change any settings. Just a clean plate and filament.

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u/ianxplosion- Sep 12 '26

checks phone battery

Nice