How to find the perfect temperature for your 3D prints!
Ready to print heat tower as shown in the video:
[WARNING! THIS IS ONLY TESTED ON CR-10S! USE WITH CAUTION!]
http://icebox.doogielabs.com/HeatTower-PLA.gcode
This Thing on Thingiverse (not my thing): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2223651
My web site: https://doogielabs.com
Today I cover a simple method to best determine what nozzle temperature one should use when printing using a given filament. This can be a great first test when setting up a new printer, or is used when testing a new filament such as the elastic filament that I was printing with in this video.
This is done by stepping down the Nozzle temperature on the 3D printer in 5 Degree Celsius increments every 25 layers. You can then carefully study the finished product and subject it to various tests to best determine what temperature to use which does vary depending on your intended application.
The printer that I am using in the video is the Creality3D CR-10S.
The black filament is PLA.
The Red Filament is Elastic Rubber Filament from
GPBD, 3D-Elastic-1.75RD
https://www.amazon.com/GP3D-PLA-Red-Printer-Filament/dp/B00E5NK9XG
This is where I puchased my printer, the CR10S:
https://www.gearbest.com/3d-printers-3d-printer-kits/pp_796478.html?wid=21&lkid=12564261
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Видео How to find the perfect temperature for your 3D prints! канала Doogie Labs
[WARNING! THIS IS ONLY TESTED ON CR-10S! USE WITH CAUTION!]
http://icebox.doogielabs.com/HeatTower-PLA.gcode
This Thing on Thingiverse (not my thing): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2223651
My web site: https://doogielabs.com
Today I cover a simple method to best determine what nozzle temperature one should use when printing using a given filament. This can be a great first test when setting up a new printer, or is used when testing a new filament such as the elastic filament that I was printing with in this video.
This is done by stepping down the Nozzle temperature on the 3D printer in 5 Degree Celsius increments every 25 layers. You can then carefully study the finished product and subject it to various tests to best determine what temperature to use which does vary depending on your intended application.
The printer that I am using in the video is the Creality3D CR-10S.
The black filament is PLA.
The Red Filament is Elastic Rubber Filament from
GPBD, 3D-Elastic-1.75RD
https://www.amazon.com/GP3D-PLA-Red-Printer-Filament/dp/B00E5NK9XG
This is where I puchased my printer, the CR10S:
https://www.gearbest.com/3d-printers-3d-printer-kits/pp_796478.html?wid=21&lkid=12564261
PLEASE CONSIDER DONATING IF YOU LIKED MY CONTENT AND WOULD LIKE TO SEE MORE!
Even a small amount goes a long ways. I greatly appreciate it!
https://www.paypal.me/doogielabs
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