Bed adhesion is the first problem most 3D printers have problems with, so these tips should help you get reliable prints for years to come.

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Tip 1: Bed Leveling
Always use the same type of paper when you are doing the paper test. I use a post-it note folded in half. You should treat bed leveling as a skill that beginners need to learn the pressure needed for the paper that you are using.

Tip 2: Slicer Settings
Skirt, Brim, or Raft have their place and you need to learn when to use each one. Also slowing down initial layer can help first layer.

Tip 3: Glue Stick
I don't always use a glue stick, but with some prints it can be useful in the corners of small prints.

Tip 4: Refresh Bed
Washing the print bed with soap and water can clean off any residue off the print bed. A little bit of steel wool or 1000 grit sand paper can add friction back to a print bed.

Tip 5: New Build Plate
G10 is my favorite build surface I have used, and there are several other options that keep coming out. After a while of printing upgrading your print bed can be a great way to get good bed adhesion.

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