After a total of around 8 hours of printing with the Laywoo-D3 with no blockages I'm fairly confident that the .5mm nozzle has done the trick. Enlarging the UP nozzle also hasn't seemed to have had a detrimental effect on ABS or PLA printing either!
Something I have learned is this material really likes plenty of air. Very much like PLA in this regard. Otherwise it has a tendency to become quite stringy.
I printed the terracotta warrior again but with maximum fill. This gave a pleasing weight to it. Much more like a real piece of wood, more so than the previous hollow print. The other thing I discovered is that the layer bonding is excellent, and the parts, although they flex a little, are very hard to break.
This is a tornado I printed at .15mm. Its a little furry.
Beautiful print!
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ReplyDeleteI started printing your Mayan vase, but had a power failure half way through. I'll be trying it again soon.
Ouch
ReplyDeleteI just published a set of "end of the world" Mayan Coasters.. should be much easy and quick to print:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:38720
Btw, The accuracy of the UP! 3d printer is stunning.
Cool! Thanks
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