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11 Tips and tricks
11.1 Flexible Filaments
Our 3d printers can in general handle flexible filaments well. Depending on the amount of flexibility, you
might need to take some extra precautions to print it without trouble
This is a best practice:
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Precautions
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Ensure you use the correct slicing profiles for flexible filaments from our supported softwares.
2. Ensure the extruders are cleared from non-flexible filaments. It is essential that the filament does not
experience any obstructions in the hot-end barrel, before reaching the hot parts of the hot-end.
Otherwise chances of buckling filament inside the extruder are very high. Obstructions can occur if
there has been printed with some hard filament before, make sure it is removed from the barrel of the
hot-end. This can be done by extruding some hard filament and then fully retract it again. Easy way is
to do it via the display unit. Then slowly extrude the filaflex into the hot-end.
3. Adjust filament clamping range. The extruder arm pushes filament onto the extruder drivewheel.
When using flexible filaments it might be that the filament is squashed too much causing a lot of
friction and eventually it buckles and clogs the extrusion.
http://www.felixprinters.com/downloads/1.%20Pro%20Series/2.%20FELIX%20Pro%202/2.%20Tips%20%26
%20Tricks/How%20To%20-%20Adjust%20filament%20clamping%20range.pdf
Quick Start Guide FELIX Pro 3 Touch
25 January 2019
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