Filament Print at 130 C temperature - How to do it?
Hello,
I have made one filament that melts at 130C. Can anyone guide me how to print this filament at 130C on Prusa MK3 printer?
I tried but filament doesn't come out from the nozzle. When I tried to do it at 180C, filament comes out of the nozzle and print the model but not in good quality. I want to print the model at 130C.
Can any one of you have any idea how to do it? Please suggest.
RE: Filament Print at 130 C temperature - How to do it?
Any development of new filament profiles is trial and error. You will need to do this yourself with your unique filament (no one else has it).
RE: Filament Print at 130 C temperature - How to do it?
I agree. But it seems extruder or Hobbed pulley doesn't even rotate at the temperature less than 180C. I am not sure if it's because of inbuilt G-Code issues or not. Is there any way I can modify the G-Code to make extruder work at 130C?
RE: Filament Print at 130 C temperature - How to do it?
The printer has a low-temperature threshold for extruding somewhere around 175°C. Any lower than that threshold and it will refuse to turn the extruder. Unfortunately, I don't know if that is an EEPROM setting that can be changed with g-code, or if it is baked into the firmware. Maybe someone else can comment further.
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