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*ABS industrial printing happens in 75C heated chambers. | *Cool environment is the biggest culprit for delamination. ABS is particularly bad. ABS industrial printing happens in 75C heated chambers. Home 3D printer air-cooled extruders print up to 60C after which they are prone to clogging. 50C is about the thermal limit for electronics and stepper motors. [https://3dprinting.stackexchange.com/questions/1083/layer-delamination] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:31, 14 May 2017
- Cool environment is the biggest culprit for delamination. ABS is particularly bad. ABS industrial printing happens in 75C heated chambers. Home 3D printer air-cooled extruders print up to 60C after which they are prone to clogging. 50C is about the thermal limit for electronics and stepper motors. [1]