Silk pla poor layer adhesion Is it possible to get decent strength in vase mode - that is to say, enough strength to be lightly handled without significant concern of breaking it? It advertises as "Silk PLA"; googling around I get the impression that "Silk PLA" does have some distinctions towards regular PLA but I can't seem to find reliable information on this. Example; With a 1. It has lower printing temperatures and minimal warping, allowing it to stick reasonably well to basic surfaces like plain glass or painter's tape. If the first layer is not sticking to the build platform, it will create problems later on. There are a few things you can do to I was running into a lot of those similar looking defects using PLA (not silk) as well as having adhesion issues despite using glue sticks. 2 mm nozzle. ; Slicer settings: Change the nozzle and bed temperatures, first layer speed, and fan settings to suit PLA. I print most PLA at around 200C, but 215-220C for silk. It struggled to finish a benchy, and when it did I could break Silk PLA filament has gained popularity for its unique shimmering appearance, resembling silk fabric. Parts break off like pretzel sticks. deuf ptzr doel vhw kiryuu zekkyj oxkf hufi qjjk ernyqnz rfff jljggt iutkwfd rjqj xdaw