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I would start by seeing what the minimum temp is for good deposition with the specific filament you are using. Heat build up is your enemy with such a small print.
Use a thin layer height. Maybe .1mm
In expert settings, enable cool head lift.
Run the cooling fan at full speed.
You may even want to put a table fan blowing through the printer for additional cooling.
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I would start by seeing what the minimum temp is for good deposition with the specific filament you are using. Heat build up is your enemy with such a small print.
Use a thin layer height. Maybe .1mm
In expert settings, enable cool head lift.
Run the cooling fan at full speed.
You may even want to put a table fan blowing through the printer for additional cooling.
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