Do I really need a dry box to use BIQU PLA-HR? Can I just put it in the AMS
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I think you’re about to boldly go where none of us have ever gone before. Hopefully if anyone else here has printed a basketball they’ll speak up. I don’t think the question is if you need to print from a dry box or the AMS, I think the question is do you need to actively dry it before you print. The info and reviews on that are pretty scarce. I only saw one review that said they dried the heck out of it. Two tips I saw repeated are to use the BIQU .3mf file and to use glue to prevent warping.
Thank you for or trying to help
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Did you have luck with this print? I’m gearing up for it!
I can add in that I tried the BIQU PLA-HR in the AMS on the X1C today so I could print the support interface with Support for PLA/PETG and it jammed on the first retraction. I am either going to go with a single filament for support/interface/print body and use the “TPU-style” top load option or print it on the H2D with the support filament loaded into the second nozzle. Likely the H2D is the right tool for this particular print.