The cr10 uses 12 or 24 volts.

Users claimed that the 12 V power supply in the original CR-10 made the bed take forever to heat up and wasn't the most reliable even then, but the newer versions include a 24 V/350 W Mean Well power supply and a 24 V hot end and bed.

Is it simple to sand PETG?

PETG 3D Printer Filament Coating Since it is a self-leveling epoxy resin, no brush strokes will be visible as it flows and covers the part. If you don't want to sand it further, it sands fairly simply and provides your parts a glossy sheen right away.

Why does PETG melt?

PETG can also be dissolved by dichloromethane, methyl ethyl ketone (MEK), toluene, and cyclohexanone, however these chemicals are all very risky and should only be used by professionals.

What applications are best for PETG?

PETG is employed in a great deal of mechanical parts and robotics since it is the ideal filament for combining strength and ductility. It has excellent water, acidic, and alkaline resistance in addition to outstanding chemical resistance. Additionally, PETG is a fantastic material for artistic prints on bracelets, rings, collars, and other items.

Is PETG more durable than PLA?

It is also less rigid and more resilient than PLA. PETG is typically thought of as a cross between ABS and PLA. This indicates that it incorporates both of their best traits to some extent. For instance, PETG is more flexible than ABS and stronger than PLA (though weaker than ABS) (though less flexible than PLA).

What is the printing speed of PETG?

PETG 3D printing should be done at a speed of between 60 and 100 mm/s. A greater printing speed may have a detrimental impact on the 3D print's quality. Printing at a slower speed-between 30 and 60 mm/sec-will produce a higher quality product.

Should I combine PETG and combing?

Because PETG is so runny, I've discovered that combing is inappropriate for many models. If you do decide to use PETG for combing, utilize a very short maximum comb distance and don't retract. No more than 10, for sure.

Will PETG adhere to glass?

[2] - PETG can sometimes attach to glass, printing materials, and sheets far too well. Printing to glass without using an adhesive like Magigoo is not something we advise.

PETG Would it melt in a car?

Unless the interior of your car miraculously hits 176 °F (80 °C), PETG won't melt there. Even then, the 3D object won't melt but could soften slightly with time, which might not even be evident on a robust UV-graded PETG product or construction.

What causes my PETG to warp?

The issue arises as a result of excessive temperature variations between layers of extruded plastic. As a result, the model becomes more and more tense, and when it does, lower layers begin to drag or lift, producing a warp.