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I did find that the E3D needed more retraction when I was using previously. I think this may be because the push-fit collet for the Bowden tube allows a little movement.
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Re: PID tuning / bed heater control January 28, 2016 06:06PM |
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I'm going from a 40W 12V cartridge in the stock end to a 25W 24V cartridge in the E3D end, would the lower wattage account for the lacklustre performance at default PIDs?
Re: PID tuning / bed heater control January 29, 2016 05:54AM |
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Re: PID tuning / bed heater control January 29, 2016 09:53AM |
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I reset S to 1 and then tried adjusting the T value but I'm not sure if I did it correctly. M573 P1 gave me 0.715, divided by 180 gave me 0.00397. I rounded that up to 0.004. This seemed to take even longer to reach 200.