Topic: printing going slow after switching filament
i just switched form abs to pla because i dont have a heated bed and now the printer is running really slow also what temp should white pla melt at ? because i have my extruder on 175
1 2014-02-01 16:12:44 (edited by zipperboy 2014-02-01 17:12:26)
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Re: printing going slow after switching filament
About 180 degrees is what I use, although 175 is probably fine as well. Did you change anything else in the software before it started going slow?
3 2014-02-02 02:01:14 (edited by Tomek 2014-02-02 02:01:28)
Re: printing going slow after switching filament
zipperboy wrote:
i just switched form abs to pla because i dont have a heated bed and now the printer is running really slow also what temp should white pla melt at ? because i have my extruder on 175
not enough details.
"Slow" is not really a description.
More extensively detailed questions tend to get better responses.
/grumpy_rant_end
Re: printing going slow after switching filament
Tomek wrote:
"Slow" is not really a description.
More extensively detailed questions tend to get better responses.
are they coming out too thin? is their filament power at extrude? are you worry about temp and the flow rate?
Solidoodle2 with Ceramic tile heated bed http://www.soliforum.com/topic/2544/my- … eated-bed/
"1kg should last for an while" is a lie!
"1kg should last for an while" is a lie!
Re: printing going slow after switching filament
Close repetier host, disconnect the USb from your computer and then power the printer off. Reconnect the USB, turn the printer back on, and then reopen repetier host, reconnect, and re-home.
Marlin/Reptier host sometimes have buffer arguments... easiest way to resolve them is above.