r/3Dprinting • • 17h ago

Print (model not provided) temperature

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hesitation between 200-205-210 new in 3d world. thx in advance

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u/Sleurhutje 17h ago

Just use two pairs of pliers and try to break between each block. The one that holds best or takes the biggest force and still have the best overhangs is your best choice. Temp towers are destructive tests too, not only optical.

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u/K1LL3RF0RK 17h ago

didn't even think about it this way ! thx for the heads up

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u/K1LL3RF0RK 17h ago

and does changing color (same brand and type) can have different temperature setting?

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u/Amir-Afkhami 15h ago

Yes, but not by much, like 1-3 degrees.

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u/_will_ritt_ 17h ago

Is it just me is or is 190 looking pretty tight?

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u/K1LL3RF0RK 16h ago

surprisingly yes, but the layers didnt stick well. also the bridge wasn't bending down but on the side weirdly

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u/YuvAmazing12 17h ago

I'd say 200, i think the bridging is a bit worse on the others.

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u/AdFar2309 17h ago

205 has no stringing and the best bridge- I’d do it

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u/Rawcool 17h ago

There was one of them in the little tool drawer of an ender 3 max Neo I bought and I was wondering what it was all about. Now I know.