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Ultimaker 2 Extended - 1.0mm nozzle(toothpaste) test


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Posted (edited) · Ultimaker 2 Extended - 1.0mm nozzle(toothpaste) test

Finally got around to trying out the 1.0mm nozzle(Olsson block etc).

It's pretty silly looking, and I see why it's nicknamed the toothpaste nozzle :)

Handy for super quick low resolution prints though.

 

0.8mm layer height

230c printing temp

60c bed

15mm/s

Colorfabb traffic light red PLA

Sliced in Simplify3d

And yes, i know my fan shroud looks a mess. But it works great after I modded it with some Sugru :)

I got sick of the custom shrouds warping and generally not going well for me. I used the sugru to improve the noise/vibrations and even airflow a little on the original version.

Actually, could i paint it I wonder to improve the look?

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    Posted · Ultimaker 2 Extended - 1.0mm nozzle(toothpaste) test

    Wow, what is that "hood" you've made?

    Love the dinosaurs!

     

    I bought the hood from a 3d printer store in Germany(can't remember the name, but the owner is registered on here i think). It's pretty great, but the clear plastic is acrylic and gets scratched up, I might replace that with polycarbonate sheets at some stage(maybe when getting the a door made up).

    The dinos are just some vase mode prints i was testing out.

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    Posted · Ultimaker 2 Extended - 1.0mm nozzle(toothpaste) test

    The 1mm nozzle works fine at more reasonable layer heights. I'm getting excellent PQ on single-wall "vase" prints at .25mm.

     

    I should add that this is at 40mm/sec speed, moving 12mm3/sec. of filament. (Bondtech feeder, 35W heater)

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    Posted · Ultimaker 2 Extended - 1.0mm nozzle(toothpaste) test

    Wow, what is that "hood" you've made?

    Love the dinosaurs!

    I got the same top cover, I can recommend this :)

    It's been sold here

    cheers

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    Posted · Ultimaker 2 Extended - 1.0mm nozzle(toothpaste) test

    I'm still saving for my Ultimaker 2 + !

    Good to know!

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