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nophead
I think the reason the flow is not stable until after the skirt is because you are using 200C instead of 185C. It is much better behaved during warmup at 185C.
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The fan duct should always clear the bed clip if the handles are removed but I don't think that was necessary with my original start code was it?
Re: Ooze free start with Slic3r? January 06, 2014 07:23AM |
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Thanks for the gcode advice. I am still very much a gcode novice, although the cheat sheet at [thingiverse-production.s3.amazonaws.com] is a great help.
Is the[first_layer_temperature] replaced by the value set in slic3r before the custom gcode is written to the output file? (can't test it right now on my work machine..)
M109 S235,205,205The value in my settings is 235, so I don't know where it got 205 from. The Mendel90/Marlin firmware doesn't seem to mind though.