Notes on printing with T-Glase

Print temperatures: 215C nozzle / 50C bed
	*we've noticed that the green T-glase prints better at 225C

T-glase is pretty awesome; it's a lot like really pretty PLA but it's much more flexible and you can leave it in a hot car without it getting all saggy. The only downside is that it print's quite slowly; trust me, it's worth the wait.

Print temperature is 215C for the nozzle and 50C for the bed, a bit of lulz juice on the bed helps with adhesion.

For clearer parts, you might want to try a larger nozzle and much taller layers (http://www.lulzbot.com/products/budaschnozzle-20-nozzle-075mm)

Here's a great writeup on producing clearer parts, and even printed light-pipes: http://taulman3d.com/t-glase-features.html