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I dump ASA at 5x the max print speed the filament says it can run at, mostly a suggestion. Edit: except for TPU deimos fucked around with this message at 03:23 on Apr 28, 2024 |
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Huzzah! I finally got a glow in the dark print to succeed! Of course it's a spooky ghost. I had to pull every trick I could think of: fixing Z offset, bed leveling, glue sticks, etc.
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Apr 28, 2024 03:12
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kid sinister posted:Hey, how much do I have to worry about following the top speed for a filament? This Overture PLA only goes up to 90 mm/s. Absolutely not at all. Head and bed temp are a "good" suggestion. "speed" is fantasyland.
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Apr 28, 2024 05:27
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kid sinister posted:Hey, how much do I have to worry about following the top speed for a filament? This Overture PLA only goes up to 90 mm/s. Print speed maxes are meaningless unless it is volume per second (mm^3/s for example). Print speed recommendations assume 0.4mm nozzles and lovely machines, better machines or machines with different nozzle sizes can print faster.
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Apr 28, 2024 12:52
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Yeah, I'm printing with some of the cheapest of cheap filaments on Bambu machines at upward of 300 mm/sec and 20-25 mm^3 volumetric flow with no issues. Surface finish can suffer a little bit at those speeds, things tend to lose their shine and turn matte, but that's easy enough to dial out by just reducing the outer wall speed.
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