Open companje opened 8 years ago
@jeroensomers what do you think? I would imagine that bigger nozzle means extruding more material, that is how bigger nozzles probably result in faster printing.
What this user can already do is increase the layer height.
I think it can potentionally extrude more per unit of time. But it doesn't automatically extrude more if you don't change the other settings.
I had a mail from someone that also purchased the Olson Block and found out that you only need to scale up the wallthickness - if you put in a "bigger" nozzle in the machine 0,6 or 0,8 or 1.0. just change the wall thickness. nozzle size 0.4 == wallthickness 0,5 nozzle size 0.6 == wallthickness 0,7 nozzle size 0.8 == wallthickness 0,9 nozzle size 1.0 == wallthickness 1,1
I received a question from a user regarding setting a custom nozzle size. She got an Olson Block for her Ultimaker 2. First I thought we had a settings for this in the Doodle3D settings screen but this seems not to be the case.
May be nozzle size doesn't affect the amount of extrusion? With a larger nozzle you can just print faster or allow for a thicker 'wall thickness' using the same speed. Right?