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PersonalPrinting ABS insideout to reduce delamination while cooling
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· Printing ABS insideout to reduce delamination while cooling
Kind of. You can print "Infill before walls" and also "Outer wall before inner wall".
I don't print much ABS but when I do I take the printer into the garage (toxic fumes) and throw a garbage bag over the top. That keeps the bed heat above the print. I adjust the heat of my enclosure by peeking inside every once in a while. I have my peek time finely calibrated.
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Kind of. You can print "Infill before walls" and also "Outer wall before inner wall".
I don't print much ABS but when I do I take the printer into the garage (toxic fumes) and throw a garbage bag over the top. That keeps the bed heat above the print. I adjust the heat of my enclosure by peeking inside every once in a while. I have my peek time finely calibrated.
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