Heated build chamber? What air temp are you running?
I recently created a heated build chamber using a space heater with the thermostat set to 95F.
It works great! The heater comes on at the beginning of the print and turns off after 8 minutes because the heat from the bed is enough not trigger the space heater.
As a side note, 3D printer makers can have an enclosure but I do not think it can be temperature controlled due to the Stratasys patentent:
http://hackaday.com/2014/03/19/heated-build-chambers-dont-have-to-be-that-complex/
Anyone else running a heated build chamber? If so, what filament are you using and what temperature do you set for the air temp?
Re: Heated build chamber? What air temp are you running?
The only time I enclose my other printers is for ABS and similar materials. I generally preheat the bed and let it sit preheating for a while. I can get about 28-32c and start the print. More is better but getting beyond 45c or so may be harder. Watch for electronics that are in the enclosure for overheat.