Can't get extruder past 240C
Can't get extruder past 240C
I have updated the firmware (configuration.h) to send my e3dv6 extruder to 300C max but I cannot get my RMaxV2 to go past 240C. What am I doing wrong?
Re: Can't get extruder past 240C
Nevermind. Just answered my own question. I found the setting at the bottom of the file under the "Values for Menu Settings".
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Re: Can't get extruder past 240C
Glad you got it working!heathenx wrote:Nevermind. Just answered my own question. I found the setting at the bottom of the file under the "Values for Menu Settings".
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Re: Can't get extruder past 240C
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By the way, I'm extruding Taulman Bridge for the very first time. WOW! Prints are coming out great. If this keeps up then I might have found a replacement for ABS.![Wink ;)](./images/smilies/icon_e_wink.gif)
By the way, I'm extruding Taulman Bridge for the very first time. WOW! Prints are coming out great. If this keeps up then I might have found a replacement for ABS.
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Re: Can't get extruder past 240C
An expensive replacement. But it is nice to know that you can use it for those Special projects.heathenx wrote:@Eaglezsoar
By the way, I'm extruding Taulman Bridge for the very first time. WOW! Prints are coming out great. If this keeps up then I might have found a replacement for ABS.
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Re: Can't get extruder past 240C
It's Actually pretty much the same price as ABS, well at least if you order all your filament all thru SeeMeCNC, the 2# ABS spool is $39, the 1# Bridge spool is $20, so only $1 more per 2 pounds, though of course you can get ABS of cheaper elsewhere. It was lower than I thought when I went to buy some cause I was expecting it to be $30+ for a pound so I was pleased, though I've yet to get to use any of it yet cause I'm still on the stock hotend and haven't gotten an E3D yet.Eaglezsoar wrote:An expensive replacement. But it is nice to know that you can use it for those Special projects.heathenx wrote:@Eaglezsoar
By the way, I'm extruding Taulman Bridge for the very first time. WOW! Prints are coming out great. If this keeps up then I might have found a replacement for ABS.
Re: Can't get extruder past 240C
I've had a very reliable source tell me that he runs Bridge through his stock hotend just fine. And by the way, I print my Bridge at 247C WITH the bowden tube all of the way down into my E3DV6. That's not much hotter than stock anyway.
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Re: Can't get extruder past 240C
I found bridge printed better at ~235 so the stock Hotend should be fine with it.
Much hotter makes the filament tend to print opaque, and with a less good finish IMO.
The other Taulman Nylons need to be printed much hotter IMO.
Much hotter makes the filament tend to print opaque, and with a less good finish IMO.
The other Taulman Nylons need to be printed much hotter IMO.
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Re: Can't get extruder past 240C
I was printing Bridge with my stock hotend for a while with no issues either, when out of the blue the PEEK part melted and came loose. I've switched to an E3D(v6) since. It'll /probably/ work just fine with the stock hotend, but I'd switch to an all metal hotend if you are planning on printing a lot of Bridge.
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