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Nino Nobile
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Burn marks

Hi guys, I keep printing my cabinets and from time to time I find burn marks on the top of my prints, the bridges come out well and I have tried filling in support structures. Any advice?

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Opublikowany : 24/09/2019 1:38 pm
cwbullet
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RE: Burn marks

I have had similar burn marks.  Not sure what causes them.  

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3D Printer Review Blog

Opublikowany : 24/09/2019 4:34 pm
Bunny Science
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RE: Burn marks

I suspect that is old, cooked, plastic residue from your print nozzle or heat block. It is falling onto your print and then getting covered with new extrusion. 

Opublikowany : 24/09/2019 5:40 pm
cwbullet
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RE: Burn marks

@guy-k2

You gotta love Klingons.  

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3D Printer Review Blog

Opublikowany : 24/09/2019 6:02 pm
Nino Nobile
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Topic starter answered:
RE: Burn marks

@guy-k2

That makes a lot of sense, in fact I thought about it at some point, but I looked the other way when I thought about the amount of time it would take me to disassemble the hotend and clean it thoroughly.

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Opublikowany : 25/09/2019 2:10 pm
rmm200
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RE: Burn marks

Not burned junk from inside the nozzle - stuff falling off the outside. Try a brass brush before you print this one.

If you do want to clean the hot end, use a cleaning filament and a cold pull. No disassembly required.

Opublikowany : 25/09/2019 3:55 pm
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