carl_m1968 wrote:

MyMultiExtruder wrote:

I am still tweaking my settings, but I am printing ABS white, can't remember from where at the moment.
Extruder is at 230, bed at 130

From what I see of your signature you are not using  Da Vinci. The Da Vinci bed cant get to that temp and if it did the plastic frame would be damaged.   Honestly I have never heard of a bed temp of more than 110 for any material.

Yes, true. I'm not using Davinci. Your title wasn't specific to Davinci, and I didn't notice you had specified a brand in your post until now. I wasn't meaning to derail the topic still getting used to the forums, and I see that there is a forum specific for printer brands. Sorry

I figured as much, no biggie. Just was saying as a general statement that Da Vinci could not reach that temp to avoid confusion. I thoughy maybe you had a Da Vinci and was just ashamed to admit it.

MyMultiExtruder wrote:

I am still tweaking my settings, but I am printing ABS white, can't remember from where at the moment.
Extruder is at 230, bed at 130

From what I see of your signature you are not using  Da Vinci. The Da Vinci bed cant get to that temp and if it did the plastic frame would be damaged.   Honestly I have never heard of a bed temp of more than 110 for any material.

Yes, true. I'm not using Davinci. Your title wasn't specific to Davinci, and I didn't notice you had specified a brand in your post until now. I wasn't meaning to derail the topic still getting used to the forums, and I see that there is a forum specific for printer brands. Sorry

I am still tweaking my settings, but I am printing ABS white, can't remember from where at the moment.
Extruder is at 230, bed at 130

From what I see of your signature you are not using  Da Vinci. The Da Vinci bed cant get to that temp and if it did the plastic frame would be damaged.   Honestly I have never heard of a bed temp of more than 110 for any material.

220-230C extruder, 70C bed Davinci Duo

really?, because when I print out in white it turns out pretty decently to me, the color is more of a cream white when printed for me, unless that isn't what is supposed to be. But im' using white so I can paint it easily

Try printing with natural if you think white looks good. Natural should blow you away. It to can be painted. Oh and white should come out white. if it is coming out darker then you are cooking it with too much heat. The stock stuff that you get in cartridges should not be printed at higher than 190. It is not the typical formulation and they had it specially made to print at lower temps than normal.