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of course you can. That's the reason why the UM3 originally is equipped with one BB and two AA cores (the second AA core is meant to replace the BB Core if other material than PVA is printed).
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By the way: it is possible to print PLA with the BB Core, but it is not recommended because of oozing.
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Enigma_M4 125
Hi,
of course you can. That's the reason why the UM3 originally is equipped with one BB and two AA cores (the second AA core is meant to replace the BB Core if other material than PVA is printed).
Regards
By the way: it is possible to print PLA with the BB Core, but it is not recommended because of oozing.
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roozbehabidnejad 0
Thank you Enigma-44
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