How did you print this? I was going to try it out but it won't fit on my ultimaker3 print bed
Thank you @SandervG.
I hope so. I think moisture is the primary cause of everyone's problems.
I might strip my old on out to see how we can resolve it once the problem exists because £114,- is a lot to spend on something that you assumed worked straight out of the box. (which I did) could you apply a supplier warning or a sticker on the UM3 to emphasise the need to ensure a controlled environment for the PVA? just so that new buyers fully realise the gravity of moisture and PVA.
Hi, what the moisture of your place? I notice that you are in the UK, and I know it's usually rainy place. But I also know that in the UK, strict indoors air-cons make me feel a little dry. So I wonder the exact number of humidity if you can provide. Thanks.
I'm actually based in the Netherlands, but we are usually between 35% and 50%. It kinda depends on the amount of rain that falls and amount of open windows.
hiya,
I have no idea. I don't have a measuring device.
I am a heavy home user where the printer is going all day every day with little down time.
the blockage is cause for two reason; Too hot or moisture. if using cura heat shouldn't be a problem so moisture is the go to problem. I think any level of moisture will at some point cause an issue as it is accumulative. so short of Sahara dry condition we will struggle at some point eventually.
kind regards
rebekah anderson
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Thank you @SandervG.
I hope so. I think moisture is the primary cause of everyone's problems.
I might strip my old on out to see how we can resolve it once the problem exists because £114,- is a lot to spend on something that you assumed worked straight out of the box. (which I did) could you apply a supplier warning or a sticker on the UM3 to emphasise the need to ensure a controlled environment for the PVA? just so that new buyers fully realise the gravity of moisture and PVA.
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