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Can you describe what happens exactly? Does the machine give an error?
Which printer do you use? Is the material profile of the Luvocom material present on this printer?
It is a normal part of the finishing procedure that the printer retracts the material, cools down to a certain temperature, and then retracts the material more so that it breaks and forms a nice tip at the end of the filament.
Some materials cool down to below 100degC, which takes a while.
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Can you describe what happens exactly? Does the machine give an error?
Which printer do you use? Is the material profile of the Luvocom material present on this printer?
It is a normal part of the finishing procedure that the printer retracts the material, cools down to a certain temperature, and then retracts the material more so that it breaks and forms a nice tip at the end of the filament.
Some materials cool down to below 100degC, which takes a while.
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