E3D guys, could someone comment on the maximum ambient temperature surrounding the hot end? On the Prusa forums people are saying that having an enclosure air temp 35C or higher will cause PLA to clog, but I can’t find any E3D documentation to that effect. Given that many high end 3D printers are enclosed and manage to print PLA just fine, there’s nothing wrong with enclosing the printer, it would just be nice to know the operating assumptions.
E3D guys, could someone comment on the maximum ambient temperature surrounding the hot end? On the Prusa forums people are saying that having an enclosure air temp 35C or higher will cause PLA to clog, but I can’t find any E3D documentation to that effect. Given that many high end 3D printers are enclosed and manage to print PLA just fine, there’s nothing wrong with enclosing the printer, it would just be nice to know the operating assumptions.
Thanks!
Michael @ http://3dupfitters.com