#HEMERA VOLCANO INSTALL#
#HEMERA VOLCANO PLUS#

You'll need to tune your retraction - it will be significatnly higher than 10 mm meltzone (I'm not giving numbers because it depends on printer style, material, nozzle diameter, temperature, and even slicer and slicer settings.). I don't even own a 10 mm heat block anymore (ok, maybe one)).Īnd yes, speaking of the classic 0.4 mm nozzle, you get higher stringing and oozing compared to 10 mm meltzone. (Volcano nozzles have been my default style for several years now. I have experience printing with Volcano with 0.4, 0.6, 0.8, and 1.0 mm diameter. In general, no worries! Nothing a bit of tuning would not fix. This is neat as it allows us to use the motor itself as part of the assembly and to add our own features for the user’s convenience, such as the mounting T-Slots. To achieve this, we have developed a custom motor, based on a NEMA 17 frame, with our own faceplate designs. The worry must be about oozing and stringing. Hemera is a system of components designed to work seamlessly together as a single product. (Sometimes I go as much as 15 ☌ lower as compared to normal/high speeds! Usually lower speeds means small pieces for me and in term means a limit to the layer cooling time.) A possible theory here might be that the filament has more time and surface to heat up. The one important caveat here would be to also reduce the nozzle temperature. TPU and other flex are sometimes a bit of a challenge, but that's mainly due to my own lack of experience there. Although ABS seems to be prone to pitting (slight underextrusion at start of path). No problems with the nozzle, clean prints! Note: I am using the Titan Aero as extruder but not using the included pancake motor! Went with the original motor of the DaVinci.Īnd as always: the parameters are key! Given a bit of tuning you can get amazing results! For PLA and ABS I can work without stringing.

#HEMERA VOLCANO PLUS#

Just for completeness: I am using a DaVinci 1.1 Plus with custom firmware (modified Marlin) and an E3D Volcano hotend. It features ATC Semitec 104GT-2 / 104NT-4-R025H42G thermistor, enclo. Our newest edition of catridge style thermistor compatible with E3D ecosystem. E3D Ugello Volcano in Ottone - 1,75 mm, E3D Volcano Nozzle X - 1,75 mm, Ugello in Acciaio Temprato Volcano - 1,75 mm.

#HEMERA VOLCANO INSTALL#

Im showing you how you can install an E3D Titan Aero on your CR-10. I can't really complain about any lower printing speed limit (low speeds are usually a solution to high speeds problems for me). E3D V6 Volcano Hemera Compatible Thermistor Cartridge Replacement FilamentOne Learn more Add to cart. The standard Hemera will utilize the Aerostruder V2 Firmware, and the Hemera Volcano will utilize the HS+ Firmware. Speaking from first hand experience running a Volcano hotend, mostly using a 0.6 mm nozzle, but I have used 0.4 mm as well.

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