Ok thanks ... just wanted to be sure... its a scary sound.
kmanstudios 1,120
I do not even use the prime tower anymore.
With out the prime tower, do you not run into issues?
kmanstudios 1,120
Not really. It is a comfort factor thing and it took a while to refine my temps for such a process. Usually, the worst thing that happens is I get a few 'nubbins' that I can either knock off with a finger nail or a tiny bit of x-acto knife work. Once in a while, I get a bit of PVA string caught in a layer of main plastic.
Edit: Another thing I thought of is that since I am on the UM3E, most of the cool stuff that happens with Cura really shines with the printer. These are things like the start, print and end temps of the nozzles, taking time to 'fingerprint' various materials, etc.
But, really, it was the failure rate and the cost of wasted material that got me to switch. Never looked back.....
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IRobertI 521
It's basically printing "infill" on the prime tower. Personally I think it's dumb that they have the prime tower setup to print that way, it's noisy and wastes time.
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