How to print at low temperature

[andrea 0]

Hello,

I have recently made some modification to my printer and I would like to print at really low temperature (40-60 degree).

Unfortunately even if I set up the printing temperature in Cura at 40 degree the printer do not move cause I get an error that the nozzle is still not hot enough.

Someone know how to solve it?

Cheers,

Andrea

 

[zoev89 73]

Don't know if this is your problem and not sure if this helps but add to the start code

M302 ; run extruder when cold

The extruder is protected against operating while the plastic is still solid.

This will certainly be one of the restrictions. I can run the printer when I do that when the hotend is cold.

 

[andrea 0]

Many thanks Zoev89, I'll give ti a try as soon as possible

 

[tommyph1208 55]

It does sound like what Zoev89 mentions...

If you don't want to be adding the M302 command to every gcode file you generate, you can go and make a custom firmware (it sounds like you actually would want to do this if you modified the printer to print stuff at 40-60 degrees...)

Download the most recent Marlin and look in the configuration.h file for something like:

#define EXTRUDE_MIN_TEMP

[DidierKlein 730]

What can you print at that temperature? And what printer do you have? (Please add it to your profile)

 

[tommyph1208 55]

What can you print at that temperature? And what printer do you have? (Please add it to your profile)

 

Chocolate?

 

[andrea 0]

Nope, not chocolates, but different types of liquids, so I do not need high temperature.