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Melting thin wall print


jpleaner

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Posted (edited) · Melting thin wall print

Hi Guys,

Any idea on why this happens in some areas of this thin wall print? It's part of an RC Airplane wing.  It happened at the top of the print and a small patch halfway up.

Using Ultimaker clear PLA at 215degC,  plate at 60degC, 30mm/sec print speed.

Didn't seem to happen with exact same settings using White PLA or an earlier version on the other half of the wing (opposite side).

Could the room temperature cause this?  Was a bit warm in the room where the printer lives today.

Cheers

Jason

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