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| If you can't control this factor, try the following slicer settings: | | If you can't control this factor, try the following slicer settings: |
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| -Keep the speed of gap-filling to a maximum of 20mm/sec. | | -Keep the speed of gap-filling to a maximum of 20mm/sec. |
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| -In slicer's "printer" tab, under advanced settings, set the "vibration limit" frequency to 15hz. (This will force movement to slow down for these bone-shaking gap fills if 20mm/s isn't slow enough.) | | -In slicer's "printer" tab, under advanced settings, set the "vibration limit" frequency to 15hz. (This will force movement to slow down for these bone-shaking gap fills if 20mm/s isn't slow enough.) |
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| COOLING is now a reality, allowing tiny shapes to be printed without melting into goo. | | COOLING is now a reality, allowing tiny shapes to be printed without melting into goo. |
| If your model tapers at any point to a small surface area, such that a single layer would take <60s to print at the speed you've chosen, (let's say anything 3cm^2 or smaller than a nickel,) make sure to enable the following cooling settings in slicer's filament tab for good results: | | If your model tapers at any point to a small surface area, such that a single layer would take <60s to print at the speed you've chosen, (let's say anything 3cm^2 or smaller than a nickel,) make sure to enable the following cooling settings in slicer's filament tab for good results: |
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| -Check the "enable cooling" box. | | -Check the "enable cooling" box. |
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| -Minimum printing speed = 3mm/s (This is VERY slow, but that's what it took to get a point on a pyramid, even with the fan at full-blast.) | | -Minimum printing speed = 3mm/s (This is VERY slow, but that's what it took to get a point on a pyramid, even with the fan at full-blast.) |
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| The table is a full house now, with 3 printers... No more room for those silly extension cord reels. Please mind the following for loading filament: | | The table is a full house now, with 3 printers... No more room for those silly extension cord reels. Please mind the following for loading filament: |
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| -If you need to switch filament, please carefully stow the mounted skein by wrapping it with string, zip ties, (please, no sticky tape,) so it doesn't unravel, and use the built-in filament reel. | | -If you need to switch filament, please carefully stow the mounted skein by wrapping it with string, zip ties, (please, no sticky tape,) so it doesn't unravel, and use the built-in filament reel. |