My first ABS print! 260°C @ 85°C I really like the matte Black finish

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My first ABS print! 260°C @ 85°C
I really like the matte Black finish of it

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What do you use to increase adhesion? This is very low temperature for bed. What kind of abs?

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@Maksim_Zubkov I’ve used some spray glue to adhesive it. It worked pretty well. It’s a abs from an local printing store
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I print ABS almost exclusively. 85°C for the bed is fine, especially for a part that small. For larger ABS prints where warping comes into play, people often try to keep the print stuck by raising bed temperature. That will work for slightly larger prints. Eventually, you’ll print something large enough that it will lift no matter what, lift the print surface, or just split. At that point you need a heated chamber. I’ve been having good results​ so far with a cardboard box, 100W incandescent bulb and 70°C bed.

260°C at the nozzle seems high, but might be what works for the material you have. I’ve run a couple brands at around 215 with decent results​. Going hotter brings the stink. Someday I’ll check to see if hotter extrusion helps layer adhesion.

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How is that Sony DSLR camera treating you?