gleaming harbor
currently fixing up a refurbished ender 3 and trying a 1.0 nozzle that seems to clog a bit more frequently then I expected. there some specific settings that are recommend with larger nozzles?
after about 20 minutes of printing the machine will keep going and no filament gets pushed out
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dull hemlock
Have you change the slicer settings for nozzle size
gleaming harbor
Have you change the slicer settings for nozzle size
yes, i changed it to 1.0 mm and had speed set to 75 mm/s - maybe too fast? printed 3d benchy fine so not sure why i’m running into clogging mid print
dull hemlock
yeah too fast, you need to slow it down
try 30mm/s
1mm nozzle has 15times more filament to be melted than 0.4mm nozzle
your printer cant melt the filament fast enough which cause underextrusion and clog
either slow the print speed or increase the nozzle temp.
in this case i recommend slowing down the print speed, as your bowden tube cant handle high temperature very well
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gleaming harbor
awesome, i am definitely going to try that out! thank you so much!
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