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3DPrintingEnglish • 1 month ago

When your garage is REALLY cold

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When your garage is REALLY cold

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3DPrintingEnglish • 1 month ago

I could edit the firmware but I like this just in case there are thermocouple issues.

I can also point a heat gun at it for a minute.

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Honestly makes a lot of sense. The ink probably turns into a solid at too low of a temp.
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  This is a 3D Printing sub. We print with 215°C molten plastic. Putting the printer into an enclosure is usually enough to heat itself, even in subzero conditions.

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