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Ultimaker 2 Extruder problems - needed upgrade


remiol

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Posted · Ultimaker 2 Extruder problems - needed upgrade

GR5 - thank you for your detailed repsonse! It will help me and other people for sure.

 

I already received bondtech - print quality is now awesome! I am only disappointed (maybe I shouldnt) that I can not print 80mm/s on 0,4nozzle and 0,3 layer height - some under extrusion still visible on temp 220°C (PLA Colorfill). It is normal or should I trying to find the issue? 

 

When I was connecting the feeder I saw that my motherboard is brown in few places, I think its from step sticks, it is normal? Below photo.

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    Posted · Ultimaker 2 Extruder problems - needed upgrade
    7 hours ago, remiol said:

    some under extrusion still visible on temp 220°C (PLA Colorfill)

     

    The popular speed test from back in the days used 230C for PLA, it's maybe worth a try:

     

     

    7 hours ago, remiol said:

    I saw that my motherboard is brown in few places

     

    The discoloration is normal, i think all boards look like this after some time.

     

     

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