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QUESTIONMy Ultimaker 3 buildplate is taking too long to reach the correct temperature
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Torgeir 280
Hi @Fulv,
I'll think the UM3 max bed temp is 100 deg., Celsius.
I know that UM PC advice using bed temp at 110 deg., C.
However, PC in general say/use (80-120) deg., Celsius.
On my UM2E+ I'm using a simple top hat, that's covering the top and prevent "cold air" from direct inflow from above.
This has proven good for me I'm able to print with nylon and Adamant S1 with this printer..
I'll think if you can keep the bed temperature stable at, say 105 deg. C with a top hat you will be good..
But this will sure be in the experimental area..
Here is a picture of how I did it, with four support hocks, ofc made with this printer: 🙂
For sure, the front is covered as well.
Good Luck
Thanks
Torgeir
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