First time with T-glase. Stealth Birdhouse.

As the title says this is my first time working with T-glase. It was a struggle as it cools so fast but I managed to print VERY sloooow. This took 12 hours at .35 layer height.
The only way I could seem to get it to run okay was solid infill so its not clear but wow, it's one heck of a color.
This is the Stealth Birdhouse off thingiverse, by Gyrobot.

My boy is in 3rd grade at an Eviromental Science Acadamy. They are making birdhouses right now, I was like oh yeah! We can do that too lol.

 

looks good dude

 

Really? wow. I tried over and over, and couldn't get anything to run right at my regular speeds. Which aren't too fast to begin with, speed settings are all from 30-50 mm/s

I was trying at the recommended 212, just seemed to be cooling too fast I cranked it and printed the entire thing at 225, seemed to work at least.

I took the advice from here; http://3dfilaprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/t-glase-tips.pdf
and oversized my nozzle setting to .5mm and layers to .35
That recommends lowering the speed to 50-60% so that's what I did.

I would love to print either faster or in finer layers if you have any ideas Matt?

 

Let me correct that, I can get it to run well at normal speeds but things just didn't stick well. Think of something like a stretchlet that just gets big holes all in it.
Slowing waaay down seemed work much better.

 

I'm printing t-glase right now @260. It's working great with .45 layers from a .57 nozzle at 35mms. I've been printing everything at much higher indicated temps lately - whether or not they are accurate is something I can't answer, however.

 

Okay, yeah still on stock (but not for long with a shiny new Hexagon sitting on my desk )
I'll give it another shot at normal and bump it another 5 to 230 as well to see if it helps.
Did you ever up the nozzle settings like they suggested or still keep it at .4?

Thanks again.