Ishy
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Where is the Pause at height feature?
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Thank's, only seems available in 1.75 so doesn't look like I'll be trying it anyway.
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Interesting, How is the dimensional stability when hot and wet and does it show signs of warping? Also which printer are you using?
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Are there going to be intent profiles available for CPE and Nylon etc?
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1 hour ago, Dim3nsioneer said:
Which one do you mean? PLA? That is not that rarely used by engineers...
Yes at least that's what I would say but I can only go from my own engineering business.
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So why no intent profiles for CPE? seems strange you have an engineering profile for what is surely the least used engineering filament.
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I use this a lot on an S5. I never use anything other than 3D Lac and pretty much the standard profile and never had a problem with warping until the parts were subjected to water and hot sun.
Make sure you allow the bed to cool before taking the parts off, this may help.
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40 minutes ago, Smithy said:
As mentioned earlier, set all speeds and jerks to the same value and you will see a major improvement in quality and also in dimensional accuracy.
Do you think this would apply to me with CPE @ 60mm/sec? Set them all to 60.
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@waldo, the surface finish is significantly better with a .35 line width.
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Actually I changed the line width to .4 on that one, I'm just running one at the default 0.35 and it's looking promising.
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2 minutes ago, waldo said:
and what is the speed for outer and inner walls?
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No, this was with the fast profile for CPE the print speed is 60mm/sec.
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Not sure if this will help @waldo I've just quickly printed your part at .2 layer height with Cura 4.3 on my S5. I don't use PLA but this is with CPE. Looks decent to me.
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Not sure if it's of any use but I currently have some ultimaker nylon parts in use in Arizona. They are being being subjected to water and the sun daily and not fairing well either structurally or dimensional y.
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Found this one, does anyone have any experience?
https://shop.3dfilaprint.com/taulman-3d-bridge-black-285mm-3d-printer-filament-11694-p.asp
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I'm in the UK.
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Hi, Been making a lot of parts using Ultimaker Nylon on my S5 and now have to do a production run. The Ultimaker Nylon is working well but the price is killing me. Does anyone have any recommendations for a good brand that won't break the bank?
Thank's.
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Can't help but I would love some of this. Obviously not a hardware limitation.
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Thank's I thought that might be the case. Prints seem solid enough so I'll not be too concerned about it.
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I noticed that after soaking some CPE prints in water to remove PVA they are taking water into the infill. I only really noticed when I blew them off with compressed air. Is this normal?
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I've just printed a couple of parts with this and they dimension a good way off from the model, is this a characteristic of this filament? Parts are pretty simple and fine with CPE using the supplied profiles.
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Glad to help.👍
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You could try rotating it 90 degrees.The problem is that printers aren't simultaneous 3d so the Z will always be in small steps because they can't move all three axis at the same time. I work with cnc's and printer is what we refer to at 21/2D.
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Interesting thought, I'll try a slightly hotter temperature next time I use the .25. Thank's for the input.
Encasing parts in 3D Prints
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Thank's, Not even looked there before.