Oui, sur une UM2 la température est réglé sur le matériau dans la machine.
- Pour le plateau quel est l'intéret de le faire chauffer moins du coup ? gagner un poil de temps et de conso electrique ?
- Pour la buse donc je baisse la température de 5°C je vérifie que tout va bien si c'est le cas je recommence.
- Pour la rétractation c'est activé mais je ne peux pas modifier sa valeur, ça me parle de couleur de parfum :-)))
- quel est le risque d'aller trop vite dans les déplacements ?
Economiser des centimes au risque de foirer une impression de 8 heures... je ne vois pas ou est l'économie !
Le truc, c'est de trouver LA bonne température...et il n'y a pas le choix, faut tester...
Pour la buse, tu changes la température pendant l'impression, et tu regardes...
La rétraction, c'est sur la machine.
Le risque, c'est que la tête s'échappe de l'imprimante ! Non, je rigole.
La tête a sa masse, cette masse se déplace ce qui engendre de l'inertie et l'inertie, c'est pas bon si il y en a trop.
200 mm/s sur une UM2(+), c'est bien déjà.
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Pour la température du plateau : si ça n’adhère pas, alors il faut augmenter un peu...
Les petits filaments c'est du Stringing et le PETG en fait souvent.
La solution : rétraction et température et vitesse de déplacement.
cf. : https://support.3dverkstan.se/article/23-a-visual-ultimaker-troubleshooting-guide#stringing
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