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On mine, I simply increased Z-Offset in the slicer by a fraction of a millimetre.
Can I assume from your response that you have a mk4 or mk4s with this issue then?
Yes
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I can get adequate results with Zoffset or LiveZ +0.04 with smooth sheet and PLA.
PETG is still variable results for same settings, z+0.01 is ok some of the time, others it is still terrible, and still sees filament build up, so if printing real things, it eventually blobs, and has a (bedArea - printArea) chance of then causing a collision.
+0.02 means no bed adhesion, and I can't actually get a finished first layer.
I've never printed with PETG, so I can't help you there, but I heard it's a pretty difficult material to get right.
Nah.. It's easy.. My previous mk3s+ had hundreds of awwsome PETG hours.