this printer reads the manufacturer settings from the spool so i was assuming it couldn't be the fan. probably worth tweaking though.
i don't know why but it just keeps coming loose. all the edges just want to bend up. a 2mm skirt wasn't enough so i went to five.
this spool was dried in a polydryer on low heat for six hours at which point the hygrometer read 10%, left there overnight to see if the humidity climbed back up as it cooled (it didn't), then tossed into my long-term spool storage (a big plastic bin with a half-kilo dessicant bag meant to dry out cars) where it's been for something like two weeks. humidity in there is like 8%. if it's not dried out after that i don't know what will do it.
on the original image it's like 7 layers in, but i did another adhesion test (after properly wiping the plate) with two layers and wrinkling happened instantly on the second layer.
i've done a flow rate test but i don't have time to sit down and look at it today.
yeah that's fair. and migrating a codebase to being typed is a nightmare. it's worth it, but fixing all the little edge cases that you didn't know you had, or just boxing with the type checker when it freaks out, is an extremely frustrating experience.
there was a period of around 12 years where it would have been possible, given that they had both been in scotland at the time. between 1853 and 1865 it would have to have been an ex-samurai.
it's an enclosed printer.