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I see you are right about that, but the strange thing is that the new filament we are using from hestay requires a bedtemperature between 90 and 110 degrees Celsius. But can the bed temperature have something to do with the burn spots higher in the product?

Hi guys, This is my first post on this forum and it's about some problems I stumbled across during a project for school. We need to 3D-print a prothese socket with a nylon filament. (cad model 2,5mm thickness) We have tried to print it with the ultimaker 2 extended and various settings without succeeding. The first print failed because the brim warped. The second print failed because it used too much filament( we changed the cad model because it was bigger than expected). If we had enough filament it might succeeded. The third print we used the same settings as the second print but a d