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Hi,

ich habe heute meine Laywoo-D3 Materialien erhalten. Hat jemand Erfahrungsberichte damit, was ich noch alles einstellen muss.

Ich habe gesehen, es gibt das Wood Plugin für Cura. Ich habe Cura 13.05 - kann man da noch Plugins einbinden?

Welche Temperatur wäre für das Material geeignet? (eigene Erfahrungsberichte vielleicht)

Vielen Dank.

Viele Grüße

Aaren

 

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    Hm mit Laywood kenn ich mich nicht aus, aber die Plugins kann man auch in Cura 13.05 im unterordner Plugins noch ablegen und im Programm dann unter Plugin abrufen/auswählen.

    Ich hab vor kurzem versucht mit dem HolzPLA von Grrf zu arbeiten, leider ist das Material sehr weich, was dazu geführt hat das sich die Düse zugesetzt hat.

    Durch die Temperaturschwankeungen im Plugin wurde das Material zu erst zu kalt und blieb in der Düse weil der Druck von Seitens des Extruders zu schwach wurde und beim Erwärmen wurde es dann zu heiß, so das es in der Düse verbrannte und die Düse verstopft hat.

    Die gedruckten Layer wurden weiter oben immer Weicher, fast schon schwammartig, da kaum noch material ausgedruckt wurde.

    Anschließend ist mir beim Zerlegen noch der Thermofühler kaputtgegangen, so das ich momentan keine weiteren Einstellungen testen konnte. :cry:

    Wie fest ist den der Strang von Laywood im gegensatz zu den üblichen PLA?

     

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    Hallo Aeren,

    beim druck von Laywoo-3d sollte man zwischen 175-250 *C drucken. Für mich funktionieren 195*C am besten! Das aktuelle Laywood gibt es leider nur in Cherry Farbe und man kann somit leider keine, deutlich sichtbaren "Altersinge" von Bäumen imitieren, wie man es z.B. beim hellen Laywood kannte.

    Grüße,

    Maker

     

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