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Test Post: Printing a Pizza with my A5

DaHaiDaHai Posts: 36🌟 Super Member 🌟
edited March 2018 in Getting Started & Troubleshooting
Hey everyone, just a quick easy question: How do I print a Pizza with my A5?
I read somewhere that this was possible, but I can't find any instructions.
Thanks!
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  • Samuel PinchesSamuel Pinches Posts: 2,997Administrator
    I think you need to use a stone heated bed... and you might need to upgrade your thermistor as well. Also, have you found a good supplier for dough filament?
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  • DaHaiDaHai Posts: 36🌟 Super Member 🌟
    All the suppliers I've found for dough filament have are stone ground. So there are little bits of rocks in the dough and it either clogs the nozzle or rips through the brass. 
    Very annoying.
    Looking to upgrade to ruby...
  • monaxmonax Posts: 1Member
    Order pizza at first, setup printer, when it delivered sit comfortable click print and enjoy pizza print!
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  • Thomas WitmanThomas Witman Posts: 5Member
    If you had a double extruder system, you could print cheese filled crust!!!  
  • Samuel PinchesSamuel Pinches Posts: 2,997Administrator
    Mmmmm.... cheese infill...
  • KaosProductionsKaosProductions Posts: 2Member
    Tomato sauce is very acidic... need a different type of ptfe tube and not to mention the run out sensor... 
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