/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1928750
I left mine on. Make sure you lower the Y axis travel speed to compensate for the added mass it has to move around, eh? Mine is just clamped down with three paperclips like pic related and it works fine.
Also, I'd recommend getting a laser thermometer. It takes a while for the glass to heat through to the top, so I just set it to preheat to 60C and actually start up the print once the top of the bed reaches about 55C (I only print PLA). Doing otherwise would either leave you with a print bed that's too cold or have your hot end idle way too long, burning filament inside of it.
For cleaning I use a few spritzes of isopropyl alcohol and a sponge.