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fmalpartida

over 10 years

It did improve a bit the print quality after putting the dampers, but that may just be a bit subjective, no real comparison done. Vibrations are substantially dampened and even having the printer as I do right now it make very good prints. As a matter of fact the damper on the image is printed with filaflex and the damper on the machine.As far as parameters are concerned for filaflex: 30-35% infill, 235ºC, print speed 60 movemente 150, retraction: 40mm/s, 4mm raise, 0.2mm layer hight works very nicely on my end.Over the next few days I will be putting additional dampers on the motors. I'll let you know.

mmemetea

over 10 years

Did you notice any impact on the quality of the part with and without? That would be interesting... Actually, having an heavy mass (the frame) "hanging" is not necessary a good thing vibration-wise as it acts as a pendulum and could amplify some of the vibrations. Any recommended parameters for the infill percentage? Simple but good job anyway. Thanks!

fmalpartida

over 10 years

Yes I currently have it hanging,  it would be interesting to have a dumper there too but no necessary as the prints are turning out very nicely.

mmemetea

over 10 years

I think the aluminium frame does also touch the ground. Wouldn't it good to have a dampening element here as well?

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