Photo of a couple of wheels (part of the CoreBoxx filament addon to the Prusa Core One printer). Left one was printed at 250°C and has a lot of stringing and a bit of gunk. The right one was printed at 225°C and looks near perfect.

Today I learned that asking for help on #3dprinting will immediately result in an avalanche of suggestions to dry my filament. Even if it was just unpacked. From a vacuum sealed bag. That had silica gel in it.

_One guy_ suggested I do a #temptower and looking into […]

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These wispy strings are killin me

Using @E3DOnline #RevoCR and @Proto_pasta #GoodOldGray

#3DPrintingCalibration #3DPrinting #TempTower

I am actually kind of astonished at the results of this #TempTower #3DPrintTest

I really thought there would be a lot of obvious issues at the low and high end, and it’s not totally perfect at both ends, but way less change than I expected.