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In my opinion a little bit overdone. Only for the storage of your filament I have bought two boxes and insert silica gel.

1. The spool must be able to rotate smoothly. Make a spool holder, hanging or rolling type, doesn't matter. 2. Can you easily push the nozzle through the nozzle? 3. Make sure that the yellow gear at the extruder not too tight. 4. Make sure that you use the settings of the Filament: Printer: Prusa i3...

At first why do you use the .6mm nozzle instead of the standard .4mm. The only reason I can imagine is that you can print faster for larger objects, with loss of quality.
I have successfully printed the famous spiral chess set with wood filament several times.

I would like to give it a try I don't like the standard cooling body, it's too big

Use the same settings as PLA. Wood filament is PLA with 20-30% wood and feels like rough.

Calibrate your bed and use eventual glue stick on your bed for a better adhesion.

You mean the 3D printer stops extruding mid-print?
Like this:
https://www.simplify3d.com/support/prin ... e-of-print

Reduce the retraction speed to 25mm/sec and retraction distance to 30mm/sec

Excuse me, I will do from now on

Hello, yesterday I have printed the eiffel tower. Normally I print with retraction distance: 1.5mm and restraction speed: 15mm/sec., printing time 6:30h. When I changed the retraction speed to 25mm/sec, the printing time reduced with an hour and 10 minutes! I have succesfully printed the eiffel towe...

De tape gewoon laten zitten, het is bestand tegen de hoge temperaturen van het verwarmde bed

For a better adhesion, at first level your bed using a piece of paper between the nozzle and bed. If that doesn't work, cover the bed with a thin layer of gluestick.
A very good solution against warping is reduce the printingspeed and print temperature. I print at 195-200C while using PLA.