Inter-layer adhesion issue

[Jules]

No, you just spray it on the bed and let it dry before you start the print. (Takes a couple of coats.) But it works to hold the print down.
(The secret to printing PLA at low temps.)

[dramsey]

No, you just spray it on the bed and let it dry before you start the print. (Takes a couple of coats.) But it works to hold the print down.
(The secret to printing PLA at low temps.)

Yes, but:

-- I was printing on PEI.

-- The first layer was holding down GREAT. It's the second layer that wouldn't adhere to the first layer. SURELY bed adhesive wouldn't affect this...right?

[Jules]

Oh right - i forgot. Nope - won't help.

[Slipshine]

But print speed and the extrusion multiplier will.

[dramsey]

But print speed and the extrusion multiplier will.

So, slow the print speed? Extrude more or less?

[Slipshine]

Set your speed to 2600 mm per min.
Then set yor perimeter speed to 50%.

You can speed it up later.

Then increase your extrusion multiplier by .02

Based on what I have seen with your project this will help.

And since know one has mentioned it. It would be easier to print if it was a chevy bowtie.

[PcS]

Until you get.your z off set ...layer height ....and bed level spot on ....no amount of advice will help.

[Jules]

Until you get.your z off set ...layer height ....and bed level spot on ....no amount of advice will help.

Too true.....How'd the temp blocks come out? (Now you've got me quite curious, and that's a dangerous thing.... )

[sthone]

Until you get.your z off set ...layer height ....and bed level spot on ....no amount of advice will help.

Same old story you can lead a horse to water...............

[PcS]

Shinier as temp goes up. Hard to tell by these photos though.