PERFECT STORM
I am sure everyone that has done an overnight 3D print has awoken to at least one of these... and its part of the learning curve for sure. It sure emphasis the importance of good bed adhesion.
The front two boats on the left side and the middle one on the right came loose from the moorings, which is never a good thing.
They moved around as the printer continued to try and create them and their neighbors, and well... made a bit of a snarled mess.
Three of them still survived relatively well, and the other three are still need to look at once I clean them up as it helps to demonstrate the crosshatched infill, so overall I am still quite happy with my experiment.
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With the print in z plate you should not need to put down any sort of tape on the surface. I know your bed is having some issues but you still should get some decent bed adhesion with the plate.
here is their guide to setting up their plate which is very helpful:
http://www.printinz.com/zebra-technical/#SkinLeveling
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Thanks for the link Robert. I ordered my plate from re3D along with a bunch of filament yesterday, so looking forward to experimenting with that.
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