This is exactly what the supplier said:
1.75mm or 3mm
does anyone think that a 3mm diameter can cause problems during the print?
thanks
This is exactly what the supplier said:
1.75mm or 3mm
does anyone think that a 3mm diameter can cause problems during the print?
thanks
Even so... 2.85 filament is often referred to as "3 mm." So unless he actually went and measured it for you, I don't think you can count on that... I would write him back and ask if he, by 3 mm., actually mean 2.85 mm.
If indeed it is 3 mm., I believe it comes down to filament quality, more specifically; diameter variation. Deviate too much (on the + side) and the filament will become stuck in your Bowden tube...
Depending on how much pressure your feeder applies to the filament, it can also become deformed (oval rather than round) which again increases the risk of it getting stuck...
Thanks for your advices.
I wrote to the company, which is actually selling the product only via ebay.
I'll try to document my whole experience with the product.
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Probably it is actually 2.85 mm. filament, but ask the supplier...
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