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UM1 aluminium block not transferring heat to nozzle
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· UM1 aluminium block not transferring heat to nozzle
You certainly have different epsilons on nozzle and heater block. And none of them is 0.96 as you've set it on the camera. So the values you get might be quite far off the truth. Or did you paint everything with a pencil or similar? Only then you would get correct readings.
You screwed a clean nozzle into a clean heater block, didn't you? If you have some filament on the thread of either one this might influence the heat transfer.
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You certainly have different epsilons on nozzle and heater block. And none of them is 0.96 as you've set it on the camera. So the values you get might be quite far off the truth. Or did you paint everything with a pencil or similar? Only then you would get correct readings.
You screwed a clean nozzle into a clean heater block, didn't you? If you have some filament on the thread of either one this might influence the heat transfer.
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