u/GingePlays

I am incredibly proud to say I joined the dad ranks two days ago, and im now the proud dad of a perfect baby boy.

We knew he was a boy for months before he was born, we had a name picked for most of that time, and we're both thrilled (as we would have been if he were a girl!).

Never had any issues accidentally calling him a girl before he was born, but since hes been born, I keep accidentally saying her, or good girl - even while hes actively peeing on me.

Not actually concerned about this, and its much better now im less deliriously tired (we were in hospital for like 5 days), I just thought it was really funny, and was curious if its a shared experience.

Any other dad's misgender their newborns? Any idea why?

I've been gifted an flsun qq-s pro, and it's been fantastic for me so far.

Ive printed a few things, mostly cases for various bits of technology, pis etc.

Ive gone to print an open openGrid 5x5 plate and am having terrible issues with adhesion on specific sections of the plate.

Ive re-leveled, got my z adjustment to grab a peice of paper and tried cleaning with soap and water, and when that didnt work, with isoproly alcohol.

Ive slowed down print speed, increases plate temp to 60, and nozzle temp to 200 (had them at 50 and 180 before).

These changes solved the print adhesion I was having the rest of the plate for this model, but not this one section.

Using some generic gray pla that came with the printer.

Do I just need to replace the plate? Anything else I can try?

Thanks!

I keep misgendering baby?

Print adhesion on specific sections of the bed