Ideeën Ender 3 V2 Hotend Max Temp Uitstekend
Ideeën Ender 3 V2 Hotend Max Temp Uitstekend. I noticed online that the maximum temperature for the ender 3 is about 280°c, but the ptfe tube that this printer uses breaks down at 240°c and … I can set the temp to 315 in display (set at 330 in firmware, but display only allows 315c), after a few seconds the temp sets to 285 instead. So 2 questions as the title says, what is the max temp the stock hotend can run at?
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So as i've printed pla at 215 °c there shouldn't be anything that changes at 260 °c? I have a all metall extruder, a custom hotend coolign shroud with 2 noctua 40x20's running on buck converters, also a bigger brass nozzle. I noticed online that the maximum temperature for the ender 3 is about 280°c, but the ptfe tube that this printer uses breaks down at 240°c and … I am in the exact same situation.Max temp on stock hotend?(ender 3 v2) and what is the stock psu fan specs?
So as i've printed pla at 215 °c there shouldn't be anything that changes at 260 °c? I can set the temp to 315 in display (set at 330 in firmware, but display only allows 315c), after a few seconds the temp sets to 285 instead. The 3v2 already has the bootloader baked into the board. I have a all metall extruder, a custom hotend coolign shroud with 2 noctua 40x20's running on buck converters, also a bigger brass nozzle. I read somewhere that all metal hotends are worse for pla? I am in the exact same situation. But glass temperature is much lower at 114.85 °c. I noticed online that the maximum temperature for the ender 3 is about 280°c, but the ptfe tube that this printer uses breaks down at 240°c and …
The 3v2 already has the bootloader baked into the board... I have a duet 2 wifi in ender. According to wikipedia it melts at 326.85 °c. So 2 questions as the title says, what is the max temp the stock hotend can run at? I noticed online that the maximum temperature for the ender 3 is about 280°c, but the ptfe tube that this printer uses breaks down at 240°c and … I have a all metall extruder, a custom hotend coolign shroud with 2 noctua 40x20's running on buck converters, also a bigger brass nozzle. I read somewhere that all metal hotends are worse for pla? The 3v2 already has the bootloader baked into the board. I am not really sure about the degradation of ptfe. I am in the exact same situation. I guess getting a 60€ hotend is not out of the question... According to wikipedia it melts at 326.85 °c.
