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core one is enclosed and somewhat (20%?) faster

• skybrian 1y ago
  Why does enclosed matter, though? Apparently there is a filter add-on that might help with printing something smelly? https://www.prusa3d.com/product/advanced-filtration-for-prusa-core-one/ https://www.prusa3d.com/product/advanced-filtration-for-prus...
  • dns_snek 1y ago
    Many materials with desirable properties (e.g. temperature resistance, strength) can only be printed in a heated enclosure. ABS and Nylon, for example. And if you're printing ABS then you need fume extraction because unlike more common materials, ABS fumes are toxic. It's not strictly necessary for your basic PLA and PETG, but it can help sometimes if the ambient temperature is really low or if the environment is drafty which can cause prints to lift off the bed. See: https://help.prusa3d.com/filament-material-guide https://help.prusa3d.com/filament-material-guide
  • lutusp 1y ago
    > Why does enclosed matter, though? I print mostly ABS filament, and during the winter here in Washington State, I could't make my printer room hot enough to avoid warped prints from my earlier unenclosed printer. This printed completely solved that issue.
    • umbra07 1y ago
      Why use ABS instead of ASA? I personally wouldn't be comfortable printing even ASA in an unenclosed printer - ABS would be an absolute no.