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--- 3dprinting:lulzbot [2019-11-08 18:48] – xro
+++ 3dprinting:lulzbot [2025-11-09 09:25] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ====== Tipps and Caveats ======
+Jemand hat Ocotoprint installiert und den Lulzbot unter http://3d-lulzbot.realraum.at/ erreichbar gemacht.
 [[https://forum.lulzbot.com/viewtopic.php?t=1709|Guide to Obtaining Great Prints]]
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 Current Nozzle Size is 0.5 (self-drilled). It's fast and accurate. Don't change it if in doubt.
-We also have a 0.35 Nozzle. You will only need it for very fine prints.
+<del>We also have a 0.35 Nozzle. You will only need it for very fine prints.</del>
 **Warning**  beware of youtube videos that show nozzle change at room temperature. read [[https://www.lulzbot.com/content/taz-user-manual-updates-and-errata|Lulzbot Errata]]
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 ==== what materials can be printed ? ====
-Everything with a filament diameter of 3mm (no less and no more) and extrusion temperature below 238°C that does not clog 0.35mm nozzles, like wood-,stainless-steel-,conducitve,"magnetic"-filament does.
+Everything with a filament diameter of 2.85mm-3mm (no less and no more) and extrusion temperature below 238°C that does not clog the nozzle , like wood-,stainless-steel-,conducitve,"magnetic"-filament does.
-=== about 1.75mm filament ===
-To print 1.75mm filament, a different [[https://www.lulzbot.com/?q=products/budaschnozzle-20-ptfe-tube-175mm-filament|PTFE-Tube]] would be needed. However, Lulzbot no longer manufactures or sells them. Conceivably they are easy to make yourself from aluminum or PTFE with a lathe. Seeing as their newest [[https://www.lulzbot.com/products/lulzbot-taz-single-extruder-tool-head-v2|Hexagon Hotend]] does not even mention the option of printing anything but 3mm filament, Lulzbot seems to have completely abandoned support for anything other than 3mm filament.
+=== can it print 1.75mm filament ===
-Quote from Lulzbot-Sales 2015-09-25: > I do apologize, but we no longer carry those tubes. We have tested several filaments on our printers, and prefer the 3 mm size, as it much easier to work with.
+**SORRY NO**
 ====== Specs and Settings ======