Dim3nsioneer 558
I would say a few hundred hours... typical first sign is underextrusion, first visibly on the infill, later also as a tiny gap between wall perimeters.
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I would say a few hundred hours... typical first sign is underextrusion, first visibly on the infill, later also as a tiny gap between wall perimeters.
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Dim3nsioneer 558
The TFM should be fine with the print temperature of the UM materials. However, there is not a sharp line in terms of degradation of the Teflon. The more you print high temp materials, the faster it will degrade. But you can always just replace it and continue printing - the TFM coupler is a consumable.
If you want to print regularly at high temps, I would recommend the I2K isolator from 3DSolex in addition to the TFM (or the TF2K combination from 3DSolex which is TFN+I2K).
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TMicke 23
Oh, thats a relief ?
I get what you said about no line, but say I print at 260°, what printing time is resonable to expect, 2 hours or a 1000 hours?
How do I know when the TFM coupler is ready for change, what signs are I'm looking for?
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