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Well, that’s not ideal, my 3D printer has some PTFE tubing and while I mostly print at maximum of 250˚C, there are some materials I wanted to try that need larger temperatures. Thanks for the info!
Well, that’s not ideal, my 3D printer has some PTFE tubing and while I mostly print at maximum of 250˚C, there are some materials I wanted to try that need larger temperatures. Thanks for the info!
I assume the tubing part is the Bowden tube? I don’t think that will become much warmer than ambient temp.
Yep, but it’s really easy to mess up and make it touch the really hot parts.