3DUpFitters CR-10 Max Enclosure Kit, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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3D Printer Design Matters
The other part of the equation is the printer design. Those printers where the hot end is
at the top of the enclosure make it easier to achieve higher temperatures because the
hot air rises to the top, and the vertical hot end position is fixed. Those printers with
the hot ends at the bottom are always going to have more problems managing
temperature simply because the temperature is more likely to vary as the hot end goes
from the bottom to the top of the enclosure.
Let Us Help
If you're looking to achieve a particular temperature with your enclosure, let us know
and we'll give some advice on how to manage, but it's really not that hard:
Lower Temperature = More Cold Air
Higher Temperature = Less Cold Air
Pro Tip: measure your current temperatures before attempting to make any changes.
We get support calls saying "my enclosure is too hot" or "too cold" but they didn't
actually measure the temperature. Without measurements, it's impossible to say if a
printing problem is temperature related or not.
11. Tips and Tricks
On some surfaces the enclosure can slide around a bit. In
those cases try using thin double sided tape on the corners to
hold it in place.
Another issue is the magnets in the door are strong. You can
either use two hands to open the door, one holding the enclosure
and another to open the door, or reduce the a
ff ects of the magnet
by adding a piece of black electrical tape to the side of the strike
plate that contacts the magnet. You’ll need to adjust the location
of the magnetic latch by loosening the wood screws, moving the
latch, and retightening.
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