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After so much tinkering with my 3D printer I have developed a mindset where I want to base any descision I make on data. At this point I'm able to print reliabl
by edg5000 4y ago
After so much tinkering with my 3D printer I have developed a mindset where I want to base any descision I make on data. At this point I'm able to print reliably with my FDM printer. The key parts are the Z-probe (BLTouch), rigid bed, heated chamber, bed temperature (110 deg C), glass surface with ABS slurry. This setup is reliable for me and has no deformation of the parts. Prosur is still needed as I always find myself tweaking slicer settings for each print. Also when switching filaments, tuning is needed. Having data (collected by prosur) to back up your tuning descisions makes the whole process feel more systematic.