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I thank all of you again for helping me with this, it worked and the first print doesn't look too bad for a first print!

Okay, I tried heating it up in steps of about 10-20 °C every 5-10 minutes until I got up to 228°C, which seemed to have solved the smoke issue. I could still see some smoke, but it was nowhere near as much smoke as before. I Poked the PEEK (with a screwdriver) to see if it has gone soft, but it's s ...

Oh I thought I needed to leave it hot pretty long, since I already left it at 190°C for the calibration process, should I let it heat up to 150°C, wait 10 mins and then get it up to 228°C and start printing? Even if it would be smoking?

Okay, I'll let it sit at 150°C Tomorrow morning and test it again in the afternoon. If it doesn't help I might just start printing and see what happens? I have an E3D v6 as a backup in case i break the stock hotend so i could maybe print a mount in Colorfabb XT on my other printer. And if I break ...

I used this one, just the 300°C version, which I couldn't find on the website: http://www.coltogum.ch/produkte/dichten/hitzefest-250c/ I said I need to fix thermistors and heaters into a heating block, and described the application in 3D printers, and they recommended me that one. The coltogum ...

Hello everyone! I'm Ramon from Switzerland and I'm a Design Engineer apprentice (4th year). I recently bought a Rostock max V2 kit and just finished assembling it yesterday. I already have some experience with 3D Printing (This is my 4th 3D Printer :D ) but I'm having some issues right now and ...

Hello everyone I have just finished Assembling and calibrating the Printer, and now I'm supposed to print the PEEK fan shroud. Everything went well until the hotend reached a temperature of about 220°C, at that Point, White smoke started coming out from somewhere around the top of the hotend, I ...