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09-14-2020, 07:51 AM #14
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I haven't tried anything beyond normal print speeds. Actually haven't printed anything on the MMU setup since the first print, been busy with other stuff. Ordered some filament so once that arrives I'll be doing more testing.
I've had 0.6 mm nozzle on the MK2.5S before MMU-setup and with normal print speeds PETG printed fine. Also 0.8 mm for some larger CF prints, worked without issues. But with MMU, not sure how much extra drag it would cause. I don't think it's noticeable unless going for speeds that are already straining the limits of the extruder setup. If you have a extruder with some gearing ratio, like Titan or BMG, I think the Bondtech gears and the extruder are capable of quite fast speeds as long as the heater block is beefy enough. The default MK2.5S doesn't have any gearing so the torque will limit the speeds. Personally I don't print fast, the regular speeds are fine for me. For larger prints I usually just use larger nozzle and layers, 0.6 mm nozzle and 0.25-0.4mm layers is a good compromise between speed and detail.
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