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It runs well through the material station. There are only problems if the feeder tension is not set to the middle position.
If the feeder is too tense, loops form in the feeder. Then the optical sensor in the feeder goes crazy.
I print this with a 0.8 nozzle. Because it runs more reliably with this filament. In the past, I often had problems with 0.4 print heads in connection with the material station.
All I can say about CC is that the print profiles for it should be treated with caution.
For me, the CC things (PA-CF12 / CF30 / XT20) always come out of the print out of proportion. I always have to set the materials to the CC with the setting "Hole Expansion" setting beforehand.
Many success
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NinjaTek Cheetah TPU / Shore 95A(?)
so is probably similar to the 95A from Ultimaker.
It runs well through the material station. There are only problems if the feeder tension is not set to the middle position.
If the feeder is too tense, loops form in the feeder. Then the optical sensor in the feeder goes crazy.
I print this with a 0.8 nozzle. Because it runs more reliably with this filament. In the past, I often had problems with 0.4 print heads in connection with the material station.
All I can say about CC is that the print profiles for it should be treated with caution.
For me, the CC things (PA-CF12 / CF30 / XT20) always come out of the print out of proportion. I always have to set the materials to the CC with the setting "Hole Expansion" setting beforehand.
Many success
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