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  1. 09-17-2015, 11:45 AM #4
    CoffeeCup
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    Looking around online I saw that 140 degrees Fahrenheit is an optimal tempature inside an enclosure when printing with ABS. That is ABS I'm printing with. I built the enclosure because I was having warping and layer adhesion issues on a large about 6" x 6" build. While running the temp inside the enclosure gets up around 110 max. I have a filament bulb in the back adding heat I can turn that off. Also the front and rear plexiglass pieces are removable so I will trying lowering the temp a bit when I get home today.

    *EDIT** Hot end is at 250c and heated bed at 110c. The fan on the hot end fan is blowing from the front towards the back
    Last edited by CoffeeCup; 09-17-2015 at 02:23 PM.
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