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I did not find the glue with the Delta wasp 2040 3D printer.

Where can I buy the glue? or is there any glue which I can use?

Please help me.

Thanks.

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Hi!

Since the wasp uses a glass bed, there a lot of things you could use, not just glue. Most washable glue sticks will work for this.

Personally I prefer to use hairspray on my Prusa i3 and have had amazing results.

I used to use an abs solution but wasn’t really a fan of it or the performance I was getting. You could also try some of the stick-on beds like BuildTak.

Take a look around on the internet, there are lots of different options and pros/cons to each.

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I suggest to use an hairspray strong fix.

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Hello
There are so many systems to seal the first of 3d printing layer and each one of these systems has its strengths and weaknesses.
PLA for the glue used is the strong hold hairspray to hair, even the glue stick works well.
Others use the blue tape or Kapton.
For ABS things get complicated, however, there are specific products such as dimafix.
On the Internet you will definitely find many tips about.
To have a good adhesion of the first layer I make the very first “flattened layer” that is, keep the extruder very close to the floor so the material is spread very well on glass or stainless steel plate. With the PLA keep the pot heated between 40 and 50 ° Celsius while the temperature for the ABS must be around 100 °. For Nylon can be printed with the cold floor, but you must use a type of laminated material or bakelite.
In all cases you must always consider that all plastics are hygroscopic and must be dried nylon is the most hygroscopic and must be dried at 60 ° for several hours (also 8) to have a good quality of printing.