Printing after Laywoo-D3
Posted by Ramon3D
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Printing after Laywoo-D3 December 16, 2014 01:19PM |
Hello everyone
I usually print with PLA, but I tried some different filaments last week.. They were FilaFlex, Taulman Bridge and Laywoo-D3, In that order.
Now while printing with Laywoo-D3 the nozzle clogged, so I cleaned out the nozzle with a very small needle and by pushing through quite a bit of PLA, until it seemed to be extruding fine again. But now on every print I make, I get very small gaps in the print. You probably can't see them in the pictures, but they're there, they look smaller than my layer height 0.2mm. There are also some holes in the overhangs after the Laywoo-D3,which weren't there before printing with the Laywoo-D3, I didn't change any settings and I didn't do anything to the bed. I'm printing with a 0.4mm nozzle and a direct drive extruder on a Prusa i3. The green one is PLA before Laywoo-D3 the red one after.
So has anyone had the same experiences with Laywoo-D3, and knows how to fix it?
I usually print with PLA, but I tried some different filaments last week.. They were FilaFlex, Taulman Bridge and Laywoo-D3, In that order.
Now while printing with Laywoo-D3 the nozzle clogged, so I cleaned out the nozzle with a very small needle and by pushing through quite a bit of PLA, until it seemed to be extruding fine again. But now on every print I make, I get very small gaps in the print. You probably can't see them in the pictures, but they're there, they look smaller than my layer height 0.2mm. There are also some holes in the overhangs after the Laywoo-D3,which weren't there before printing with the Laywoo-D3, I didn't change any settings and I didn't do anything to the bed. I'm printing with a 0.4mm nozzle and a direct drive extruder on a Prusa i3. The green one is PLA before Laywoo-D3 the red one after.
So has anyone had the same experiences with Laywoo-D3, and knows how to fix it?
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