Useful guide for flexibles - includes extruder modification instructions

[curious aardvark]

yeah, it's all about removing those little gaps in the filament feeding route.

50mm's for any flexible is really good. :-)

I've got some stiff flexible pla that will print that fast, but for most other I usually go slower.

what actual filament did you use ?
Also what retraction settings did you use. presumably you didn't print the 600 parts 1 at a time. so retraction is essential to avoid webbing between parts.

[gagat_studio]

yeah, it's all about removing those little gaps in the filament feeding route.

50mm's for any flexible is really good. :-)

I've got some stiff flexible pla that will print that fast, but for most other I usually go slower.

what actual filament did you use ?
Also what retraction settings did you use. presumably you didn't print the 600 parts 1 at a time. so retraction is essential to avoid webbing between parts.

Yes I use batches of 10 as it maximum what could fit my bed

There is my setting for retraction:

Filament I used exactly this:

https://reprapworld.nl/products/fila...YaAuFREALw_wcB