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  1. Unfortunately don't have access to a microscope or a macro lens of any sort. We printed another print at 0.1 layer height but I have not got any photos to post. Results were actually worse on this print in terms of carbon. I think that given the amount of humidity present in our weather it would be highly probably that water is present in the filament. I am going to investigate ways of drying the filament out and then doing some test prints to see if the results clear up. Thank you all for your help so far, fantastic community.
  2. The end goal is to make it as transparent as possible while maintaining a good finish. Just need to find the balance. I actually only just noticed this myself thank you for pointing this out. Perhaps this is a normal characteristic that just has to be lived with? We live in a very humid climate and our only dehumidifying ability is by air conditioning. I have attached photos of the 0.15 print. The scorch marks are still present but vastly reduced, however the transparency is not where we want it. I am going to try printing at 0.1 today and post those results as well. Settings used for this print were: Settings / Hardware / Filiament used are below: Ultimaker 3 Filament: ColorFabb_HT 2.85mm CURA Version: 3.2.0 AA 0.4 head 0.15 Layer Height 100% infill Print Temperature: 270 C Build Plate Temperature: 107 C Flow: 100% Retraction Enabled Print Speed: 45mm/s Essentially Cura defaults for that profile speed.
  3. Hi DidierKlien, I followed the ColorFabb recommended settings for an Ultimaker 2 as they had none for the Ultimaker 3, you can read here: https://learn.colorfabb.com/lets-make-something-clear/ They also used a print head 0.8 instead of 0.4. I will adjust the layer height to 0.15 instead and use 100% flow and report back my findings. Thank you for your replay.
  4. Hello all, We are trying to print clear CPE+ but so far have not had much luck. The main problem we are having is the scorching marks seen in the images and also large clumping of material on the prints. It seems it builds up on the print nossle before dislodging itself and getting stuck inside the print. Does anyone know of a way to improve the print result for CPE+? Settings / Hardware / Filiament used are below: Ultimaker 3 Filament: ColorFabb_HT 2.85mm CURA Version: 3.2.0 AA 0.4 head 0.06 Layer Height 100% infill Print Temperature: 262 C Build Plate Temperature: 110 C Flow: 110% Retraction Enabled Print Speed: 20mm/s Thank you all in advance.
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