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What temperature should a 3D printer bed be?
around 80 to 110 °C
A nozzle temperature of 210 to 250 °C is best, and a heated bed around 80 to 110 °C is necessary. In addition to this, ABS needs to be printed in an enclosed 3D printer so that it cools very slowly. That’s because, when ABS cools, it shrinks, and if a print cools too fast, it will warp.
What filaments can ender 5 print?
Creality Ender-5 prints with PLA, ABS, TPU, WOOD, COPPER and other exotic materials. The MK10 extruder reduces the risks of filament jamming. It also comes with a fan for printing with PLA-type materials. By cooling the model down, it reduces warping, stringing and, generally, makes for higher quality prints.
What temp should my bed be for PLA?
70C
The recommended bed temperature for PLA is 70C. Having your bed level and extruder at the right height is extremely important when printing on glass.
Can the Ender 5 Use ABS?
You really need an enclosed print volume for abs. Temperature wise, printing should not be a problem. Abs normally runs at around 235-255 – so most decent hotends will print it without issue. But it’s not an abs friendly printer, out of the box.
What’s the temperature on my Ender 5 printer?
Mine was set to 230 and right when it was about to start printing it would restart and I’d have to warm it back up again. I powered it down and switched the switch over and works fine.
Is the Ender 5 plus bed too low?
You should be fine with the Stock glass plate that came with the Ender 5 Plus. Better springs may help, but I think you need to get the bed level and adjust the Z-offset. I have trouble getting prints off until the glass cools. Also try a thicker first layer I use .35 and print all the others at .2.
What’s the power supply switch on my Ender 5?
If thats the case make sure the power supply switch is set to your countries. Mine was set to 230 and right when it was about to start printing it would restart and I’d have to warm it back up again.
When does the extruder go down, the bed goes up?
But after the last one, a clogged hot end, it started back up fine, and when I went to print, MatterControl showed the extruder and bed heating up, once it gets to 235 (I print in ABS.) it immediately starts going down in temperature before it prints.