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07-16-2015, 08:21 AM #23
In my case, the preheat would have to be about 90 minutes. That would work, but it's a long time when I need to produce parts.
I'm in mid build on another printer and my current plan is to cannibalize the misbehaving i3 for parts, but who knows? It may live again one day.
Humidity can be a real problem for filament. Many types absorb water, which makes steam bubbles when printing. The swamp cooler probably isn't helping that.
Please explain to me how to...
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