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I'm trying to test engrave a glass with my M2 and the rotary attachment 3 Lite.

For the material, I've put in that it's a 'round soda lime glass (290ml)' which is a small glass. I've gone through the steps so xTool Studio knows the diameter of the glass, and setup the images to be engraved in the middle.

When I start the framing process, the toolhead moves to the middle of the machine and completely misses the glass.

xTool Studio clearly knows where the rotary attachment is, it should know where the claws are, so why can't I specify how long the object to be engraved it?

This feels like a really really simple thing that is missing.

Is there anything that I can do? Should I move the rota

I'm trying to print a case for a BC-250 Steambox. I've selected this model as the case. Easy enough to assemble, looks good and should print OK.

However when I am printing the front and back parts of the body, the parts on the build plate end up lifting in the corners. I'm using Creality PETG-HF (because that's what I have) and have a Biqu CryoGrip build plate on my Snapmaker U1.

I've tried setting the build plate to 60C, and have no part cooling fans on (except for where required for any bridging). I've put a 20mm brim on the parts as well in an attempt to combat the curling corners, but there d

I remember first trying to play it on the NES and I had no idea what I was doing. Fast forward 33 years and I finally finished it via pixel remaster.

Gotta say, it felt like an absolute slog to get through. I had to use a guide half of the time to figure out where to go next. But the final boss fight was good.

Now to start FF2.