@Ulrich_Baer do you mean the blue painters tape?
@Jonas_G so you clamped the print onto the bed – hahaahaaa great !
@Jonas_G man thats a great idea! I left my mom and little brother to try and print something out but they say it kept ripping off the bed. So im gonna go home add a big brim to it and use clothes pins to hold that thing down lol. Youre a genius!
P.S. i clean my PEI with 95% isopropyl alcohol and i havent had any adhesion issues since ive been using it. My first layer has a pretty good squish to it so it holds down good. A bit too good sometimes since my prints wont come off willingly. Idk whats wrong with this particular print but if clothespins will help ima try it lol
I moved over to PEI a few months back and was really pleased with it, solved all my issues. Then I started having problems with adhesion again so I watched @Thomas_Sanladerer video on refreshing PEI and now its perfect again 
Can you link the video?
Sweet thanx man
Tom is awesome, its well worth following his YouTube channel.
That’s the finished print. I’m not 100% satisfied, but hey, its my first full-printbed -print!
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And cura somehow screwed this building up, its not even connected to the rest. But whatever, its easy to fix it. I will just print the building itself again.
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Is it possible to heat only the bed up ? I want to fix some wraping with it.
@Jonas_G if you printer doesn’t have that option to heat the bed - you can write a simple G-code … »M140 S60«
@Ulrich_Baer i’ve never written an g-code… How can I do it?
if you open a text file (hotbed.txt) write “M140 S60” save as hotbed.gcode … M140 is the instruction for heating the bed …S60 means 60°C (or using M190 S60 will let him wait till 60°C is reached)
@Ulrich_Baer thank you!