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 +===== Settings / profiles =====
 +  * 1,6w 0,2z 15f 0pct
 +    * 3D object: Cone
 +    * 35°C filament, no fan, no bed
 +    * --> FAIL
 +  * 1,6w 0,4z 7f 0pct
 +    * 3D object: Cone
 +    * 35°C filament, no fan, no bed
 +    * --> Filament stopped adhering to print bed after a while
 +      * No random layer restarts
 +      * Higher layer height
 +      * much more flow
 +      * First layers are okay, Adhesion only occurs on motor override
 +  * 1,6w 0,8z 7f 0pct
 +    * 35°C filament, no fan, no bed
 +      * OK: first layer sticks with uhu-glue
 +      * After ±3 layers: material doesn't want to stick onto itself.
 +      * --> Increase extrusion width from  1.7 to 2.2 (future me: extrusion width doesn't change material flow. It just changes the distance between lines)
 +      * --> Layer height 1mm everywhere
 +    * Beeswax 01
 +      * 35°C filament, no fan, no bed
 +      * Using Uhu-glue
 +      * There are gaps between lines
 +      * not enough extrusion
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 +17/04/2019
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 +3D model: cone
 +
 +  * Beeswax 01 (0,8z 7f)
 +    * nozzle: 35°C
 +    * bed: 25°C
 +    * result: Prints beautifully. Z-axis skipping (Z-axis motion is too fast). Layers delaminate easily, as they are not fused.
 +  * Beeswax 01
 +    * nozzle: **40°C**
 +    * bed: 25°C
 +    * result: same as above
 +  * Beeswax 01
 +    * nozzle **45°C**
 +    * bed: 25°C
 +    * result: flakey / grainy texture, but stronger layer adhesion.
 +  * Beeswax 01
 +    * nozzle: **50°C**
 +    * bed: 25°C
 +    * result: super flakey
 +  * Beeswax 01
 +    * nozzle: 50°C
 +    * bed: 25°C
 +    * **warm up time: 15min**
 +    * result: a little more consistent
 +  * Beeswax 01
 +    * nozzle: 50°C
 +    * bed: 25°C
 +    * warm up time: **40min**
 +    * result: same as above
 +  * Beeswax 01
 +    * nozzle: **55°C**
 +    * bed: 25°C
 +    * warm up time: **30min**
 +    * result: separated material: half oil, half solid. 3D print has a dripped texture. The tip of the syringe is cooler. The body of the syringe is much hotter. 
 +  * Beeswax 02 (1w 0,5z 7f)
 +    * nozzle: **60°C**
 +    * bed: 25°C
 +    * warm up time: **50min**
 +    * result: Almost completely liquid. Too liquid for the nozzle width.
 +  * Beeswax 03 (1w **0,15z** 7f)
 +    * nozzle: **60°C**
 +    * bed: 25°C
 +    * result: Still a little smudgy. Good consistency: creates homogenous lines.
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 +24/04/2019
 +  * Beeswax 4 (0,6w 0,15z 7f)
 +    * filament: 70°C
 +    * shape: cone
 +    * result: a luer tip with 0,6mm inner diameter cools the wax down too much, resulting in jams and sudden eruptions of hot wax.
 +  *Beeswax 4 (1,18w 0,15z 7f)
 +    * filament: 70°C
 +    * shape: cone
 +    * result: OK, but printing too slow: cools down too fast
 +  *Beeswax 4 (1,18w 0,15z **20f**)
 +    * filament: 70°C
 +    * shape: cone
 +    * result: Material flow stops. There is a weird buzz which I think is an unprime event.
 +  *Beeswax 4 (1,18w 0,15z 20f)
 +    * filament: 70°C
 +    * shape: cone
 +    * **head control**: unprime set to zero
 +    * result:?
 +  * Beeswax 5
 +    * filament: 35°C
 +    * shape: vessel v1
 +    * result: layers too thick, had to change material flow rate multiplier to 1.5.
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