Thanks for the very good advise with conductive paste. So when there is underextrusion this could be a reason, too.
I ordered the XILENCE X5 High Performance Wärmeleitpaste
(on Ebay because they decided to pay taxes compared to Amazon).
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Lets close this thread and go ahead with the original one (sorry I checked, but did not find it when I started this one).
-> http://umforum.ultimaker.com/index.php?/topic/6517-um2-temperature-vary/
@Chris, nochmals Dankeschön für die gute Recherche und Anleitung. Grüße, von Nähe Bodensee.
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Same here.
Especially on little spiralized prints I get a really beautiful periodic wavy wall through this. Would be a neat feature for a plug-in (as Im writing this... sounds in fact pretty cool)
But as you said, for temp- sensitive materials such as flex pla this is an extrusion killer, as I painfully had to discover.
Usually the temp fluctuation should be in a range of +/- 2°, as I read somewhere.
As far as I found out until now, there are 2 possible reasons for this:
1. Hardware.
Bad feedback between temp sensor and heating element right at the nozzle. Possible solution is a hint from gluetolf in a similar thread http://umforum.ultimaker.com/index.php?/topic/6517-um2-temperature-vary/.
That links to a http://www.3drucken.ch/2014/07/ultimaker-2-back-on-track.html which has an excellent step-by-step pictorial description where to put the http://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B0040GJ4I4?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00 (german link, should match for you). Important to endure at least 300°C.
Besides, you´ll possibly need some copper grease for the nozzle screw before screwing it back in. This works as release agent and prevents corrosion (also found that mentioned somewhere, can´t find the link).
If that fails, well, I stumbled upon a firmware problem discussed http://umforum.ultimaker.com/index.php?/topic/6613-firmware-surface-kwality-bug-1407-vs-1403/, thats
2. Software. Seems to address a problem in the latest official firmware, 14.09.
Don´t want to wake sleeping dogs though, as from post #37 on I was out, deep g-code-diving...
So I´ll try the hardware tinkering tomorrow and will report. The copper grease is still on the way, but I think that´s not that critical (someone with more experience should please stop me if I´m wrong).
Hope that helps, my fingers are crossed for you!
Viele Grüsse,
Chris
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