You don't need to own a DICE for that highspeed firstlayer.

You don’t need to own a DICE for that highspeed firstlayer. What about a Prusa tuned to the max doing the same? Have a look: https://youtu.be/Ps303pOF8Ng
Amazing work!

Originally shared by René Jurack

You probably realized that I did not like to wait. After I got an amazingly fast heated bed ( https://youtu.be/u3PcYjts3HU?t=1m20smin to 120°C -> https://youtu.be/NzeJseW9LTs ) and put my selfdesigned hotend in companion (https://youtu.be/u3PcYjts3HU?t=1m00smin to 245°C), it is about time for a fast first layer, isn’t it? So how about 15secs for 9cm²? Have a look: https://youtu.be/u3PcYjts3HU

Wow! What enabled you to print so fast? In particular, the first layer, how does it even stay attached to the bed? ^^

@Kura_kuea you didn’t read the video-description or the displayed text, didn’t you?

Ah I see it now. The first vid I watched had the discription in German

Slight bit of over extruding, but impressive nevertheless. It’s impressive little machine :slight_smile:

What nozzle size, and how long is the melt zone required to avoid under-extrusion and filament stripping? I experimented with high speed a while back, but concluded that something like the E3D Volcano is required to go faster than usual through a 0.4 nozzle at normal layer height.

@Carlos_Porto Actually, it is underextruding a little bit.

@Rene_Jurack Ha, still looks good :slight_smile: