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    Quote Originally Posted by Clive S View Post
    Yes I agree I printed 3 of the small parts because of the fact that the print head can then move between them and the part has a chance to cool down.
    Can't you just insert a periodic pause into the program so the part has chance to cool down?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonathan View Post
    Can't you just insert a periodic pause into the program so the part has chance to cool down?
    Yes you can and is often done so. You can get the print head to circle away from the part but then other issues come in to play ie. ooze from the head even though the filament is retracted between moves. Its all a bit of a balancing act. Clive

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