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06-18-2014, 01:15 AM #5
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The heat temperature could even be higher, at last for the first three or four layers. I´m using 105° C for the first three layers, then reducing temperature to 96° C. It is quite important to get a consitant temperature over the whole heat bed so let the heat bed work at least for 10 to 15 min before your printing on it.
Ok, I understand. But maybe the new cooler is more effective (more rotations per min). I´m pretty sure that a smaller one would work much better, just give it a try... Disable the big one and use a 25 o 30 mm fan just for testing, you could just fix it with a tape, just to see what´s happening.
The fan schould just cool the tube of your hotend, not the nozzle itself.
Please explain to me how to...
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