I can take some encouragement form this statement. My homemade nozzle has a hot zone about 1/3-1/2 that of the UM1 standard nozzle and I think really good performance from a GeoHagen extruder. I'm thinking another factor working in favor of the UM2 is the dual cooling fans. I'm experimenting with compressed air for that and its working pretty well. Its early to tell.
Come on Ian, how did you get those teeth to print?
I see now how the model was split turning the face vertical. The picture with the manually added supports suggests that it was all printed as one piece. Nice glue joint anyhow. How does it look straight on to the splice? Don't get me wrong, its really nice work
mmm that was one single.. standing up print... no glue...no splitting... one piece... hand on bible for this one !! :-)
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Yeah, me too. I thought the same. But maybe it would suffice to just bend the metal holding the right fan so it is aimed a bit lower.
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